The alarm bells are ringing at Molineux, as Wolves still are yet to register a win after nine Premier League games, putting them at the bottom of the English top flight.

However, there is still plenty of time to recover, and Wolves will hope to kick-start their campaign against a Fulham side who have lost their last four straight league matches.  

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📈 Fulham v Wolves Form & Tactics

Fulham will hope to break out of a four-game Premier League losing streak this weekend, but it will be the easiest matchup they have had in a while. Fulham’s game against Aston Villa at the end of September was a pivotal one at Villa Park. The hosts came into that clash having failed to win any of their first five league games, while Fulham were on a two-game winning streak. But since then, Fulham have lost four on the bounce, while Aston Villa have won three straight Premier League matches - the roles have been completely reversed.

But it is worth noting that Fulham’s losses came against Bournemouth, Arsenal, and Newcastle in proceeding games - three incredibly tough fixtures.

Vitor Pereira will be massively disappointed in how the last two weeks have played out, as Wolves have taken nothing from newly promoted sides Sunderland and Burnley. They were especially unlucky at Molineux last time out, as they accrued 2.28 xG, while conceding just 1.43 xG from the Clarets in return. In the end, a 95th-minute winner from Lyle Foster proved decisive, after Wolves had done so well to battle back from being two goals down.

But that has been a trend all season - Wolves have conceded 19 Premier League goals from just 11.4 xGA. Whilst that suggests they have been unlucky, Wolves definitely need to offer up some more resistance at the back if their fortunes are to change.

📔 Fulham v Wolves Formation & Team News

Despite their poor form, Wolves have been fortunate in a way that they have had very few injuries to deal with this season. Leon Chiwome is the only player in the treatment room, as he continues to recover from an ACL injury. However, Matt Doherty and Rodrigo Gomes were both replaced midweek against Chelsea, so are doubtful to feature at the weekend.

Vitor Pereira is yet to really find his best combination of players, or even a preferred formation - he seems to adapt to the teams he plays against. Given that Fulham are also in poor form, he is likely to go with a more attacking lineup this weekend, so we are likely to see him revert to a 4-3-3 formation, similar to what he did last weekend.

Marco Silva has been a lot more fixed in his setup, and Fulham should persist with a familiar 4-2-3-1. Sasa Lukic and Sander Berge should link up in the double pivot, with Issa Diop at the back in place of Joachim Andersen.

With Harry Wilson out, Adama Traore should retain his spot on the right wing, while Josh King will be pushing to replace Emile-Smith Rowe, after scoring his first senior goal against Grimsby midweek.

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