"Vitor Pereira has revitalised Wolves since taking over from Gary O’Neil. Wolves were in a really tough spot when the new manager took charge, sitting 19th in the Premier League and at serious threat of relegation. He has guided them to 15th in the table, 17 points clear of the drop zone with the opportunity to finish just under the top half, if results go their way before the end of the season.

Wolves fired three goals past Leicester in the initial meeting between the sides in what was one of his early victories as Wolves boss. He can complete the double over the Foxes here on home ground, Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s side were confirmed as relegated following their timid defeat to Liverpool last time out, so motivation in the Leicester camp should be at an all-time low.

Wolves come into this game having won each of their last five games, a run that has involved easily brushing aside the other promoted sides as well as claiming victories over Tottenham, Man United and West Ham. They can add Leicester to that list here."

"Newcastle will be looking to recover from their bruising 4-1 defeat to Aston Villa last time out as they try to secure a place in the Champions League next season. The defeat at Villa Park brought an end to a run of six straight wins across all competitions and they can return to that sort of form here against an Ipswich side just waiting to be relegated.

Newcastle have won 10 of their 16 games at St James’ Park this season, only Aston Villa, Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool can boast a better record at home than Eddie Howe’s side. Their scoring power at home particularly stands out, only Man City (39) have scored more goals at home than Newcastle this season (35). This will be difficult for Ipswich to contend with seeing as they’ve conceded 31 goals across their 16 away trips this season, only managing to win three of these encounters.

Newcastle ran out 4-0 winners in the initial meeting between these sides at Portman Road and can replicate that level of dominance here with Ipswich only claiming one win from their last five games and generally having one of the poorest away records in the Premier League this season."