Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood has been in terrific form this season, already netting 11 goals. His ability to consistently get into scoring positions is reflected in his average of 2.05 shots per 90 minutes. In his last 6 matches, Wood has had 12 total attempts, recording multiple shots in 4 of those games.

With Forest likely to create opportunities for their in-form forward in this clash, backing him to have at least 2 shots at odds of 1.36 represents solid value. His physical presence and goalscoring instinct make him a reliable option for this market.

Morgan Gibbs-White heads into this game against his former club in excellent form. The Forest midfielder has been a consistent attacking threat, averaging 1.99 shots per 90 minutes this season. Over his last 8 matches, Gibbs-White has registered multiple shots in 5 games, with 12 attempts in total during this period.

Given his creative role and motivation to impress against Wolves, backing him to have at least 2 shots at odds of 1.40 seems like a strong pick. Whether through long-range efforts or runs into the box, Gibbs-White should be heavily involved in Forest’s attacking play.

Jorgen Strand Larsen is set to step in for the injured Matheus Cunha, offering value in the shots market. The Wolves attacker averages 1.51 shots per 90 minutes and has recorded multiple attempts in 2 of his last 4 starts. During this run, Larsen has taken 6 total shots, showcasing his willingness to test opposing goalkeepers.

Facing a Nottingham Forest defence that has shown vulnerabilities, Larsen is well-positioned to capitalise. Backing him to have at least 2 shots at odds of 1.30 looks a smart bet.

Wolves midfielder Joao Gomes is one of the most foul-prone players in the Premier League. He averages an impressive 2.42 fouls per 90 minutes and has committed multiple fouls in 7 of his last 8 games. During this period, Gomes has racked up 23 fouls, averaging nearly 3 per match.

With his aggressive style and defensive responsibilities against Forest’s dynamic midfield, he is a strong candidate to commit at least 2 fouls in this game. Odds of 1.44 offer great value given his recent disciplinary record.

Wolves defender Santiago Bueno has quietly become a consistent contributor in the fouls market. He has committed at least 1 foul in 8 of his last 9 appearances, averaging 1.36 fouls per 90 minutes.

Up against a Forest attack led by the physicality and movement of Chris Wood and Gibbs-White, Bueno is likely to add to his foul tally in this game.

Morgan Gibbs-White’s return to Molineux adds an interesting narrative, and his physical style of play makes him a good candidate to commit at least one foul. The midfielder averages 1.53 fouls per 90 minutes and has fouled in his last 4 starts for Forest, tallying 6 fouls in total during this period.

Facing a Wolves midfield known for its physicality, Gibbs-White is likely to be involved in numerous challenges.

Given Joao Gomes’ high foul rate, it’s surprising that the Wolves midfielder has only been booked 6 times this season. With 2.42 fouls per 90 minutes and 23 fouls in his last 8 games, his aggressive approach frequently puts him at risk of a yellow card.

Gomes has been booked twice in his last 5 matches, and with accumulation bans now set at 10 cards, he may not hesitate to make reckless challenges.

Morgan Gibbs-White has been a standout performer for Nottingham Forest this season. The former Wolves man has been directly involved in 5 goals in his last 5 matches, scoring twice and assisting 3 times. Returning to Molineux with a point to prove against his old club, Gibbs-White is likely to be at the centre of Forest’s attacking efforts.