Nottingham vs Wolverhampton: can Nottingham pull away from the relegation zone?
As part of Matchday 26 of the English Premier League, we are set for a showdown between Nottingham and Wolverhampton. The game will take place on Wednesday, 11 February, with kick-off scheduled for 20:30 CET.
See also: Aston Villa vs Brighton: prediction, head-to-head and probable line-ups – 11 February 2026
Nottingham vs Wolverhampton: match facts and H2H
- Nottingham have failed to win their last two matches.
- Wolverhampton are winless in four games and have lost their previous three.
- Across their last four matches, Wolverhampton have scored just one goal.
- Nottingham have scored at least one goal in each of their last four matches.
- This season, Wolverhampton have not won a single away match.
- Wolverhampton have the worst attack in the Premier League with just 16 goals scored.
- Wolverhampton have conceded 48 goals in 25 matches, the second-worst defensive record.
- Wolverhampton have lost 41% of their matches this season without scoring, Nottingham stand at 31%.
- In the most recent head-to-head meeting, Nottingham defeated Wolverhampton 1–0.
Nottingham vs Wolverhampton: match preview
Nottingham are currently hovering just above the relegation zone and the team still have a lot of work to do to secure their Premier League status. After 25 rounds, they have collected 26 points and have already gone through two managerial changes. A lack of stability has not helped their cause, and in their last five matches the Forest have recorded two defeats, two wins and one draw. They hold a three-point cushion over the relegation zone, but with plenty of games still to be played, the battle is far from over.
Wolverhampton are clear outsiders in the Premier League at the moment and are among the main candidates for relegation to the Championship. They have picked up just eight points from 25 matches. The team have not won a single away game this season. The Wolves currently boast the weakest attack in the league with only 16 goals scored. They also have the second-worst defensive record, having conceded 48 goals. In their previous match, Wolves lost 1–3 to Chelsea. The gap to Nottingham stands at 18 points, a deficit that will be extremely difficult to overturn.
Probable line-ups
- Nottingham: Ortega; Aina, Murillo, Milenkovic, Williams; Anderson, Sangare; Ndoye, Gibbs-White, Dominguez; Lucca
- Wolverhampton: Sa; Doherty, Mosquera, S Bueno, H Bueno; J Gomes, Andre; A Gomes, Armstrong, Mane; Arokodare
Prediction
Both teams will clearly be pushing for victory, as the threat of relegation looms large. That sets the stage for an engaging and tense encounter. I suggest a bet on over 2 total goals.