Liverpool vs Wolves Prediction & Betting Tips (19 May)

Long in the fight for the title with Manchester City and Arsenal, Liverpool unfortunately collapsed at the worst of times. The Mersey club is already assured of finishing 3rd in the Premier League and taking part in the next Champions League. Too irregular these days, the Reds have only won 2 of their last 7 league matches, for 3 draws and 2 defeats. After dominating Tottenham 4-2, they took a point at Aston Villa last Monday 3-3. This match played at Anfield against Wolverhampton will be charged with emotions since it is Jürgen Klopp's last on the Liverpool bench.

13th in the Premier League with 46 points on the clock, Wolverhampton is comfortably installed in the middle of the ranking. Mario Lemina's teammates were not worried by the descent and are far too fair to hope to win a European folding seat. Freewheeling for several weeks, they recently put an end to a bad dynamic of 6 matches without success, 2 draws and 4 defeats by beating the relegated Luton 2-1. Since then, Wolverhampton lost to Manchester City 5-1 and Crystal Palace last weekend 1-3.

Like the last few days, the important striker Diogo Jota (10 goals and 3 assists in PL) is still forced to withdraw. We also find the long-term absentees Matip and Thiago Alcantara in the infirmary. French international Konaté is having a difficult season on an individual level and recently lost his starting place to the promising Quansah. More convincing lately, Cody Gakpo (8 goals and 5 assists in PL) should start again and be surrounded by wingers Salah (18 goals and 10 assists in PL) and Luis Diaz (8 goals and 5 assists in PL). Wolverhampton, it is necessary to mention the defections of the essential winger Pedro Neto (2 goals and 9 assists in PL), the starting defender Dawson and the replacement striker Chiwome.

Scorer on the last day, Brazilian striker Matheus Cunha (12 goals and 7 assists in PL) played a major role in Wolves' season. This is also the case for South Korean international Hee-chan Hwang (12 goals and 3 assists in the PL). Less in the spotlight lately, the former Sarabia (4 goals and 7 assists in the PL) has still shown some good things.