Aston Villa vs Wolves Prediction & Betting Tips (30 March)

4th in the Premier League with 1 game more and 3 units ahead of 5th, Aston Villa maintains its dream of qualifying for the next Champions League. The Birmingham-based outfit are following a blistering pace but have recently let valuable points slip away. Indeed, after having had 3 successes in a row, the Villans performed less well during the last 2 days. Badly beaten at home by Tottenham 0-4, they then drew at West Ham before the international break 1-1. In the Europa Conference League, Aston Villa has just claimed the scalp of Ajax 4-0 at the end of the two-legged matches and will face Lille in the quarter-final. Wolverhampton currently occupies 9th place in the Premier League with 6 points behind 6th place, potentially qualifying for a European Cup.

Authors of a sluggish start to the championship, Pedro Neto's teammates then found the right fuel, which allowed them to climb into the first half of the table. With confidence, they have won 3 times in the last 4 days, for 1 defeat. After falling to Newcastle 3-0, Wolves took over Fulham 2-1 at home. Just before the international break, they were eliminated, to everyone's surprise, by Coventry in the quarter-final of the FA Cup 2-3.

For Aston Villa, we must mention the defections of captain Mings, French international Kamara and Argentine attacking midfielder Buendia. Additionally, the important McGinn hasn't finished serving his suspension. Interesting winger Jacob Ramsey, whose season has been heavily impacted by injuries, is not guaranteed to be able to apply this weekend. Essential this season, Ollie Watkins (16 goals and 10 assists in the PL) was logically rewarded with a call-up to the England team. The important Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz (9 goals and 5 assists in PL) was also called up by his selection.

Wolverhampton remains diminished in the offensive sector with the withdrawals of executives Pedro Neto (2 goals and 9 assists in PL) and Hee -Chan Hwang (10 goals and 3 assists in PL). In addition, the essential Matheus Cunha (9 goals and 6 assists in the PL) is announced as uncertain, as is the former Strasbourg player Bellegarde and the starting defender Dawson. With all these absences, the former Parisian Sarabia (3 goals and 6 assists in PL), summoned with La Roja during the break, constitutes the major offensive asset of the Wolves.