Bet Builder Tip For Wolverhampton vs Everton

Everton travel to Molineux on Saturday night, looking to extend their impressive unbeaten run under David Moyes. The Toffees have become a defensively disciplined outfit, grinding out results and keeping things tight at the back. Wolves, meanwhile, are still licking their wounds after their FA Cup exit to Bournemouth, a match that saw Matheus Cunha’s meltdown earn him a costly suspension. Without their most influential attacking player, Wolves could struggle to break through an Everton side that thrives in low-scoring encounters.

This 26/1 bet builder focuses on key match trends, including Everton’s defensive structure, Wolves’ shooting stats, and a few potential flashpoints in midfield. Here’s our carefully selected bet builder for this Premier League clash.

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Everton to Win & Under 2.5 Goals

David Moyes has transformed Everton into a well-drilled, hard-to-beat side, particularly on the road. They have conceded just one goal or fewer in ten of their last eleven Premier League away matches, showcasing their defensive discipline. Their ability to frustrate opponents was on full display in their last outing, where they came from behind to snatch a 1-1 draw at Brentford.

Wolves, on the other hand, face a serious attacking dilemma. The absence of Matheus Cunha, their most productive forward with 13 goals and four assists this season, is a huge blow. When he missed their match against Nottingham Forest earlier this season, they suffered a 3-0 defeat, struggling to create meaningful chances. Without him, Wolves are unlikely to break down Everton’s rigid defensive setup.

Moyes’ men aren’t exactly free-scoring either, preferring to manage games and take their chances when they come. Their 4-0 demolition of Wolves in December was an exception rather than the rule. Given Wolves’ attacking struggles and Everton’s tendency to keep games tight, a low-scoring Everton win looks the most probable outcome.

Wolves to Have 4+ Shots on Target

Despite their attacking struggles, Wolves still tend to test opposition goalkeepers frequently, especially at home. They average 4.5 shots on target per match at Molineux, hitting this mark in 11 of their 14 home matches across all competitions. Even without Cunha, Wolves are likely to pepper Jordan Pickford’s goal with a few speculative efforts, as they look to break through a stubborn Everton defence.

Everton, for all their defensive strength, do allow their opponents opportunities. They concede an average of 4.62 shots on target per away match, with nine of their 13 away opponents managing to hit at least four. While Wolves may struggle to score, they should have no problem testing Pickford a handful of times.

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Over 1.5 Everton Cards

Everton’s defensive solidity comes at a cost—they often find themselves on the wrong side of the referee. They have picked up at least one card in 12 of their 13 Premier League away games this season, collecting two or more in nine of those matches. Moyes’ men aren’t afraid to disrupt play when needed, making this selection a strong addition to the bet builder.

Wolves know how to draw fouls, particularly at home. Their opponents have received at least one card in every match at Molineux this season, with ten of those 13 teams picking up two or more bookings. Adding to this, referee Stuart Attwell has already shown Everton two or more cards in both of their matches he has officiated this season. Given the expected tight nature of the game, Everton’s players are likely to commit tactical fouls, pushing them over the 1.5 card threshold.

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Beto to Have 2+ Shots on Target

With Dominic Calvert-Lewin still sidelined, Beto has stepped up as Everton’s primary attacking outlet. His movement and ability to hold up the ball make him a constant threat, and his recent form has been strong, finding the net five times in his last six appearances.

Beto averages 2.87 shots per 90 minutes, with an impressive 1.69 on target. In five of his last six games, he has managed at least two shots on target, proving he isn’t afraid to test opposition goalkeepers. With Wolves’ defence showing signs of vulnerability, Beto should be heavily involved and capable of hitting the target at least twice.

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Abdoulaye Doucouré to Be Shown a Card

Everton’s midfield enforcer Abdoulaye Doucouré is never one to shy away from a physical battle, and this game should be no different. He commits an average of 1.7 fouls per 90 minutes, and in four of his last six starts, he has been responsible for at least two fouls.

Wolves’ midfield may be missing Cunha, but they remain aggressive in drawing fouls from opponents. They have won 19 fouls across their last four games, meaning Doucouré will have his work cut out trying to break up play. Given the scrappy nature of this contest, the combative midfielder is a strong candidate to find his name in the referee’s book.utcome, adding further value to this Bet Builder.

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