Eddie Howe’s Newcastle are in scintillating form, having won their last 8 matches while scoring an impressive 23 goals. During this dominant run, they’ve claimed victories against top-tier teams like Tottenham, Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Man United, showcasing their attacking firepower and tactical discipline.

Facing a Wolves side that has lost 5 of their last 8 games, Newcastle’s chances of extending their streak look promising. The Magpies also hold an excellent head-to-head record against Wolves, remaining unbeaten in their last 6 encounters and winning 4. Wolves’ inconsistency, coupled with Newcastle’s confidence and form, makes the home win a solid selection.

Alexander Isak has been in sensational form, making him one of the Premier League’s standout forwards. The Swedish striker has scored 10 goals in his last 9 appearances, delivering consistently in crucial games. Impressively, he has found the net in 8 of those matches, proving his ability to thrive under pressure.

Against Wolves, who have struggled defensively this season, Isak’s sharp finishing and movement in the box could be decisive. He also scored in Newcastle’s 3-0 victory over Wolves last season, and given his current hot streak, odds of 1.67 for him to score again offer excellent value.

Joelinton is one of Newcastle’s most combative players, and his physicality in midfield often sees him commit fouls. The Brazilian averages 2.15 fouls per 90 minutes this season, making him one of the league’s most prolific foulers. In 10 of his last 14 matches, he has committed multiple fouls, racking up 30 in total during this period.

With Wolves likely to engage in a physical battle in midfield, Joelinton’s aggressive style of play should see him commit at least 2 fouls, making this a reliable market.

Wolves midfielder Andre is no stranger to committing fouls, averaging 1.68 per 90 minutes this season. In his last 9 matches, he has made at least 1 foul in 8 games, tallying 12 fouls during this stretch.

His role as a ball-winning midfielder often sees him involved in physical duels, and against Newcastle’s dynamic midfield, it’s highly likely he’ll commit at least one foul. At 1.25, this looks a good addition.

Alexander Isak’s confidence in front of goal is reflected in his recent performances, where he’s averaged 1.53 shots on target per 90 minutes this season. Over his last 5 games, he has registered 12 shots on target, with 4 of these matches seeing him hit the target at least twice.

His precision and ability to create opportunities make this market highly appealing, especially against a Wolves defense that has struggled to contain dynamic forwards.

Anthony Gordon has been in scintillating form, proving to be a key contributor to Newcastle’s attack. The winger has registered 3 goal involvements in his last 3 matches against Wolves, underlining his effectiveness against this opposition.

Over his last 7 matches, Gordon has recorded 4 goals and 4 assists, showcasing his ability to both create and finish chances. At 1.73, the odds for him to score or assist present excellent value in a match where Newcastle are expected to dominate. Of course, we also benefit from Super Sub here.

Bruno Guimarães is one of the Premier League’s most fouled players, averaging 3.54 fouls won per 90 minutes. Across his last 25 matches, the Brazilian has been fouled 79 times, with 24 of those games seeing him fouled multiple times.

Wolves, who average 12.7 fouls per match, are likely to target Guimarães due to his ability to dictate play.

Incredibly attractive odds of 4.20 are offered for Gonçalo Guedes to commit at least 2 fouls. The Wolves attacker averages 1.77 fouls per 90 minutes and has been increasingly physical in recent matches. Over his last 4 games, Guedes has committed 8 fouls, hitting 2 or more in 5 of them.

With Newcastle’s high-energy midfield likely to challenge him and winning 11.92 fouls per game, Guedes could easily reach this threshold, making this market a high-value punt.