Wolves v Everton FC match preview (including classic Andy Gray video)

Leon Osman celebrates his goal against Villa

Wolves’ last five games

Apr 2: Premier League – Newcastle 4 Wolves 1

Mar 19: Premier League – Villa 0 Wolves 1

Mar 6: Premier League – Wolves 3 Spurs 3

Feb 26: Premier League – Wolves 4 Blackpool 0

Feb 20: Premier League – West Brom 1 Wolves 1

Everton’s last five games

Apr 2: Premier League – Everton 2 Aston Villa 2

Mar 19: Premier League – Everton 2 Fulham 1

Mar 9: Premier League – Everton 1 Birmingham 1

Mar 5: Premier League – Newcastle 1 Everton 2

Mar 1: FA Cup – Everton 0 Reading 1

Past meetings

In a total of 127 ties against Wolves, Everton have won 58, drawn 25 and lost 44. In the Premier League years, the Blues have a fairly even record when facing Saturday’s opponents: one win, three draws and one defeat. In terms of recent form, Wolves are undefeated at home in three league games and have a solid record at Molineux this season: seven wins from 15 games. The Blues have gone five Premier League games without defeat however and have scored nine goals in that spell.

Selected matches

23 January 1982: First Division – Wolves 0 Everton 3

The Blues have not won at Molineux in three attempts but the last time they secured three points away at Wolves, they did so with ease. Alan Irvine bagged two goals and Kevin Richardson got one as Howard Kendall’s side ran out comfortable 3-0 winners. Wolves finished the season second from bottom and were relegated.

25 October 1975: First Division – Wolves 1 Everton 2

Once again the Blues claimed victory in a season that Wolves were relegated – not a good omen for Mick McCarthy if Everton manage to take three points this weekend. Goals from Martin Dobson and Gary Jones clinched a 2-1 victory for Billy Bingham’s men.

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