Freedman’s Forest can end Wolves run in Championship clash

Meanwhile, the Wanderers are aiming to win back-to-back games over their Championship rivals, following their 2-1 triumph earlier this year at the end of last season, when they earned a narrow 2-1 win on the road.

Wolves frontman Benik Afobe was on target in that previous league coup, opening proceedings after 46 minutes of action, and the menacing forward is 4/1 to score first again on home turf here while adding to his eight season strikes so far.

Freedman pleased with Forest form

Visiting boss Freedman outlined his delight at his side’s current run of form and declared that he was sure they would turn things around, following a stuttering set of results early on in the term.

“I am pleased because these results have been coming for a long time. Now we are converting our chances, to go with our good performances, and picking up wins,” said Freedman, whose men are 6/1 to win and both teams score.

“I am very happy because it was a professional performance [against Fulham] in what were difficult conditions for both teams. We showed resilience and determination to keep the ball out of the back of the net.

“I am here to win games of football…”

“We defended well in the opening 20 minutes and, in the end, we ended up comfortable winners. We took our chances at the right time.

“Was it a great spectacle? No, it wasn’t. But I am here to win games of football and that is exactly what we did.”

Wolves currently sit just a single point above their latest opponents in the table in 14th position, as the hosts look to extend their unbeaten run to five matches and the visitors seek a momentous three points, but a stalemate at 12/5 looks possible in this potentially tight tussle.

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Coral’s top tip: Only a point separates these two Championship sides and it could be close to call on the pitch too, but back Nottingham Forest to edge an away victory at 5/2.