Keeps the two parties to their ‘usual’ recipe, or they keep themselves to the style of play, both sides seem to practice for the time? Five of the last six meetings between them had no more than one team on the board and none of the five matches had over three goals. This is a contrast to how both parties matches are progressing at the moment.
There were scored at least three boxes in Manchester City’s last seven matches, and the same in Wolverhampton last four matches. Wolves have against the traditional top six teams as Chelsea and Tottenham lost respectively. 5-2 and 2-1 on their own grass this season, as well as the game 1-1 against Manchester United.
I doubt strongly that the Wolves can repeat the feat from the reverse battle and win yet again, conversely, I am not tempted to play City to win at odds of around 1.40, when the Wolves really have previously prepared for the City problems.
I hold me to a bet on the goals and hopes that both sides maintain their currently very entertaining style of play and I also play that fall at least one box in the first half. But one home match this season were scored at least once in the first half, when the Wolves had a visit and the Citys last 16 away matches featured at least one yarn before the break.
