Wolves v Brentford

• Both sides games this season have seen on average 3.27 goals.

• Wolves have lost three in a row while Brentford have won four of their last five.

• Wolves have failed to keep a clean sheet against Brentford in their last five meetings.

Wolves host Brentford in their final game of the season, aiming to end on a positive note after a campaign of mixed fortunes. Despite a poor start, they've recovered to secure a respectable mid-table finish. However, since confirming their safety, performances have dipped - they come into this one on the back of three consecutive defeats.

Brentford, in contrast, have finished the season strongly, winning four of their last five matches. With momentum on their side, they'll be confident of closing out the campaign with another victory and carrying that form into next season.

⭐ Wolves v Brentford Predictions and Best Bets

This fixture comes at a great time for Brentford, who have ended the season in impressive form. Despite a narrow and somewhat unlucky 3-2 loss to Fulham last time out, they’ve won four of their last five and have looked sharp in attack - averaging 1.76 goals per game over the season. In contrast, Wolves appear to have lost motivation since securing safety, suffering three straight defeats while looking increasingly disjointed. With confidence high in the Brentford camp and Wolves stumbling to the finish line, the visitors are well placed to take all three points.

Goals are likely in this one, with both teams combining strong attacking play and leaky defences throughout the campaign. Brentford matches have averaged 3.27 goals per game, and Wolves’ have followed the same trend. Brentford have been particularly clinical of late, scoring 13 times in their last five matches, while Wolves have conceded seven in their last three. Given the end-of-season nature of the game and both sides’ open style of play, another high-scoring encounter looks very much on the cards.

🟡 Wolves to Put Unconvincing Season Behind Them

Wolverhampton Wanderers have endured a season of ups and downs, marked by a significant transformation midway through the campaign. After a poor start under Gary O’Neil, Vítor Pereira took over in December and sparked an impressive turnaround.

Under his leadership, Wolves went on a six-game winning streak - their best top-flight run since 1970 - built on improved defensive solidity. However, that momentum has faded in recent weeks, with the team now on a three-match losing run, often looking flat and unmotivated. With little left to play for, they’ll be hoping to summon one final strong performance to end the season on a positive note.

🔴 Brentford Still Have a Chance of Sneaking Into 8th

The Bees can finish 8th and keep European hopes alive if they win and Brighton lose at Spurs. A position that could secure Europa Conference League football depending on results elsewhere.

Brentford’s season has been defined by inconsistency, despite showcasing clear quality throughout. They started strong at home but struggled badly on the road, only for that pattern to reverse - going winless in eight straight home games while thriving away. That strange trend now seems to have settled, with four wins in their last five matches.

Despite their obvious attacking talent, they’ve scored freely all year, their defensive record has held them back, conceding 1.51 goals per game.

📊 Wolves v Brentford Head-to-Head Key Stats

The reverse fixture earlier this season was a thrilling eight-goal encounter, with Brentford coming out on top, winning 5-3. Both sides created plenty of chances in what was a wide-open, attacking match.

Recent history suggests we could be in for more of the same - Wolves have failed to keep a clean sheet against Brentford in their last five meetings. Four of those five have seen both teams find the net, highlighting the attacking threat on both sides. Notably, Brentford have struck first in four of the last five clashes, often setting the tone early.

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