
The Hammers are unbeaten in eight games in all competition and will be looking to extend that run as we look through the odds to pick out some Wolves v West Ham betting tips.
David Moyes’ side moved up to third in the table when becoming the first Premier League side to beat Liverpool this season and the Premier League winner odds suggest it is not inconceivable that this season’s surprise package lift the trophy in May.
Wolves will be keen to right the wrongs of their recent loss to Crystal Palace which was their first defeat in six.
Saturday’s clash, which takes place at Molineux, kicks off at 3pm.
Wolves have turned a difficult start to the season around and now look comfortable in eighth place in the Premier League standings.
However, they will be keen to ensure they don’t suffer back-to-back defeats here having taken 10 points from their most recent five games.
When talking of form sides, there are few in better shape than the Hammers, who have won their last four top-flight games.
The Hammers are proving last season’s sixth-place finish was no fluke and look to have a great chance of breaking into the top four this term.
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West Ham won both meetings between these two last season by scorelines of 3-2 and 4-0.
It was here at Molineux where the Hammers raced to a 3-0 lead in a five-goal thriller and the Hammers are 21/10 to be leading at the break once again in Wolves v West Ham betting tips.
Moyes’ men are the third highest scorers in the division and keeping them quiet could prove tough for the hosts.
Spain international Pablo Fornals grabbed his fourth of the season in the 3-2 win over Liverpool and he is 9/2 to add to his tally in Wolves v West Ham betting tips.
However, one man who has been excelling this term is Jarrod Bowen, who has been crucial to West Ham’s success.
The 24-year-old netted three times against Wolves last term and could prove to be a thorn in their side once again.
All odds and markets correct as of date of publication