Bournemouth vs Wolves Premier League prediction, odds and betting offer

The Premier League returns to the Vitality Stadium this weekend, where Bournemouth will face Wolverhampton Wanderers in what promises to be an intriguing Saturday afternoon encounter. Both teams opened their campaigns with defeats, but their performances told different stories.

Bournemouth began their season with a 4-2 loss at Liverpool. Despite the result, there were encouraging signs for the Cherries. Andoni Iraola’s side also matched Liverpool’s intensity, keeping pace in both running and sprinting statistics. However, defensive vulnerabilities persisted, as Liverpool generated 2.21 xG and managed 36 touches in Bournemouth’s box, highlighting the risks when the Cherries pushed forward.

Last season, Bournemouth enjoyed their best-ever top-flight finish, ending ninth. However, their summer was marked by the departures of Milos Kerkez and Dean Huijsen. To strengthen the squad, Djordje Petrovic arrived from Chelsea and Adrien Truffert joined from Rennes.

Wolves, meanwhile, endured a tough start with a 4-0 home defeat to Manchester City. Vitor Pereira’s side created just 0.56 xG, managed only nine shots—none of which were clear chances—and struggled in duels and aerial battles, spending much of the match on the back foot. Last season, Wolves found life difficult away from home, finishing with the 15th-best away record and conceding 37 goals on their travels.

The attack has been reinforced with the permanent signing of Jorgen Strand Larsen, along with Fernando Lopez and Jhon Arias. However, the departures of Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri have significantly weakened the squad. Although Pereira brought stability after December last season, Wolves still have defensive issues to address and plenty to prove.

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