Wolverhampton Wanderers - Preston North End

Perhaps the most interesting game of the match in the Championship is taking place on Saturday afternoon in Molino, between Wolves and Preston. 

On the one hand, we have the host and first favorite according to the betting companies (and not unjustly) for promotion to the Premier League Wolves, whose quality is by no means questionable. It comes from a very convincing appearance and victory in the local derby with Aston Villa (2-0) which was the fourth in six home games and also fourth in the last five leagues overall, certifying the excellent momentum in which it is.

In any case, the thought against Wolves in itself seems like a particularly big risk, however in this case our assessment is that there are some bases on which the relevant conversation can be made because with all due respect to the "wolves", Preston's opponent alone can not be considered a negligible amount.

Preston, on the other hand, comes in turn from an excellent performance in Fulham (2-2) in which they may have lost the victory through their hands with a goal in the deep delays (96th minute) while it was preceded by 0-2 at halftime, however, remained unbeaten for the ninth consecutive game, having suffered only one defeat since the start of the season in a total of 12 games. Its main feature is the emphasis on defense and - let me express myself - the very physical game with uninterrupted running and pressing on the opponent, sometimes with a little "wood", elements thanks to which it has the best defense in the league with only 8 passive goal - it is even characteristic that this is the team that has done with a big difference from the second the most kilometers on the field.

As it is easily understood, the game for the Wolves is anything but easy and although we do not question its favorite, our "objection" lies in the large deviation in terms of the odds sets that are circulating, considering that somewhere they are wronging the guest, with 5,28 (goalbet) hiding value. It is worth noting, in fact, that the last time the Wolves defeated an opponent with several similar playing characteristics (Cardiff), they suffered their only home defeat so far, while one last element worth mentioning is the fact that for the home team a match-challenge next Tuesday in Itihad against Manchester City for the institution of the League Cup. Of course, Wolves will not be indifferent to Preston - to God - however, it is not unnatural for this match to be on the edge of the players' minds.