Wolves approach their final Premier League match with plenty at stake, hoping to avoid a disappointing finish after a season full of dramatic swings in form.
As the last day of the campaign arrives, Wolves are facing the reality that their best possible outcome is a 14th-place finish. A defeat, however, could see them slip as low as 17th, a result that would mark their poorest top-flight campaign since rejoining the Premier League in 2018. Despite this, the team still has an opportunity to end the season on a positive note in front of their home supporters.
Earlier in the season, Wolves treated their fans to an exciting six-match winning streak, showcasing the squad’s potential and ability to rally when needed. However, recent results have made for difficult viewing, with the team losing at least three straight Premier League matches for the fourth time this year. This run has tested the squad’s character and left them eager to bounce back with a statement performance.
Fortunately, their recent form at Molineux offers reasons for optimism. Wolves have only suffered one defeat in their last five home league matches, collecting three wins and a draw in that stretch. Notably, the side managed back-to-back victories over London clubs during this period, a record that will provide a welcome confidence boost as they prepare to host Brentford.
On the other side, Brentford come into the final day with ambitions of their own. With a possible eighth-place finish and a chance to secure European football still within reach, motivation is running high. Although a series of other results need to fall in their favor, Brentford know that a win at Molineux is essential to keep those hopes alive.
Brentford’s momentum has been impressive since the turn of the year. After a difficult start to the season on the road, the team has enjoyed a remarkable turnaround, now having claimed seven wins in their last nine away fixtures. This sharp improvement away from home signals a group full of belief and intent as they prepare to end their campaign on the road for the first time since promotion.
Their last visit to Molineux will give Brentford added confidence, as they emerged victorious in that encounter. With a habit of performing well in away matches, the Bees will look to make this trip a memorable one, building on their recent successes and demonstrating the progress they have made.
For Wolves, eyes will naturally turn to Matheus Cunha, who has scored in two of the club’s last three home games, both of which ended in victories. Reports of his possible move to Manchester United add extra intrigue, and there is no doubt he will be keen to sign off in style. On the Brentford side, Yoane Wissa has developed a knack for scoring in the final stages of away matches, providing a late threat that Wolves must be wary of.
Looking at the history between these sides, all three Premier League meetings at Molineux have ended with a 2-0 scoreline, suggesting that fine margins may once again decide the outcome. The hosts will be eager to reverse the trend, while the visitors hope to continue their streak at a ground where they have found success.
With so much riding on this final match, both sets of supporters will be eager to see their teams finish strongly. For Wolves, it is a chance to restore pride and close the season on a high. Brentford, on the other hand, will be driven by dreams of Europe and the opportunity to cap off a season of steady progress.
No matter how the action unfolds, fans can expect plenty of energy and commitment from both sides as they aim to end the campaign with a flourish and set the tone for what lies ahead.
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