Wolves vs Everton Forebet: Preview, Team News, and Betting Tips

Underdogs Everton Handed Wolves Forebet Lifeline

Wolves have been handed a lifeline in their bid to avoid relegation from the Premier League after Everton were handed a forebet by the Football Association (FA). The Toffees were charged with fielding an ineligible player in their 1-0 win over Wolves on March 10th, and have now been deducted three points, meaning Wolves are now just one point behind them in the table.

The forebet is a huge blow to Everton, who are now in real danger of being relegated to the Championship. The Toffees have just six games remaining this season, and need to win at least three of them to stand any chance of staying up.

Wolves, meanwhile, have a much more favourable run-in, with games against Burnley, Watford, and Norwich City still to come. If they can win those games, they will be favourites to avoid relegation.

Team News

Wolves are without a number of key players for the game against Everton, with Willy Boly, Ruben Neves, and Pedro Neto all out injured. However, they have been boosted by the return of Raul Jimenez, who is likely to start up front.

Everton are also without a number of players, with Yerry Mina, Abdoulaye Doucoure, and Tom Davies all out injured. However, they have been boosted by the return of Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is likely to start up front.

Betting Tips

Wolves are the favourites to win the game against Everton, and they are priced at around 1/2 to do so. Everton are priced at around 5/2 to win, while the draw is priced at around 3/1.

Our tip is to back Wolves to win the game. They are the better team, and they have a more favourable run-in. Everton are in real danger of being relegated, and they are likely to be feeling the pressure in this game.

Conclusion

The forebet is a huge blow to Everton, and it gives Wolves a lifeline in their bid to avoid relegation. The Toffees are now in real danger of going down, while Wolves are now favourites to stay up.

The game between Wolves and Everton is likely to be a tense and close affair, and it could have a big impact on the relegation battle.