Wolves Man Utd Odds : Money piling in for relegation as Terry Connor’s side set to struggle
Manchester United will be looking to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League this weekend when they travel to face struggling Wolves on Sunday afternoon, as punters pile into Utd’s price of 4/11 with Paddy Power.
After leapfrogging Manchester City at the top of the table last weekend, Sir Alex Ferguson’s men now hold the advantage in the title race and this is not something they will want to give away lightly.
The Premier League is their only focus now too after they were knocked out of the Europa League during the week. They were extremely disappointing during the 2-1 defeat at Athletic Bilbao on Thursday and Ferguson will demand a response on Sunday.
After all, if United can win the Premier League, it will make up for their failings in other competitions. Beating Manchester City to 1st position will mean a great deal to them.
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With this in mind, their form in the league is extremely encouraging. The Champions have won seven of their last eight fixtures and they were at their ruthless best during the recent home victory over West Brom. They will be after a repeat of this at Molinuex.
As for Wolves, they are having a tough time at the moment. New manager Terry Connor – who succeeded Mick McCarthy after a long search – secured a draw in his first game at Newcastle, but has lost the two after this, conceding seven goals in the process.
The atmosphere around the club is fairly negative too. After the defeat at home to fellow strugglers Blackburn Rovers last weekend, there were reports of players being confronted by fans outside the ground.
Everyone at the club needs to come together on Sunday because even though Wolves are massive underdogs, they can ill afford to write the game off as a loss. Quite simply, there are precious few games remaining and they need to gain every single point they can.
Looking at Wolves’ form prior to the three most recent games, they have actually only won once since the 4th December last year. This is why they are 19th, a point adrift of safety going into Sunday’s 1.30pm kick-off against the Premier League Champions.
