Wolves face Bournemouth this weekend as they search for a third game unbeaten against a beatable opponent.
Wolves have picked up four points in the last two games; a win over Manchester City and a draw against Aston Villa.
These points have seen Wolves rise up the table and begin to build a gap to those below.
However, another win against Bournemouth would be huge in making the position more secure, as a win puts Wolves eight points above Bournemouth and seven clear of relegation.
Chris Sutton has already given his prediction for the game, and now David Seaman has given his.
David Seaman gives verdict on Bournemouth v Wolves
Speaking on the Seaman Says podcast, Seaman admitted he is confident about Wolves picking up all three points.
“I’ll go 2-1 Wolves, you know I’m always happy with Wolves! Always positive.”
Seaman seems to be more confident about Wolves’ chances than many fans of the club will be.
However, we are inclined to believe him and expect three points on Saturday, especially given how desperate Gary O’Neil will be to win.
O’Neil against his former employers
Outside of the game being vital for picking up points, O’Neil will be desperate to get one over on his former side, Bournemouth. He will have to do so without Mario Lemina however, but in his absence, Boubacar Traore is tipped to start.
O’Neil was sacked in an extremely harsh manner, and while it’s unlikely he let it be known, it’s clear he will be desperate to win.
He hasn’t been faultless at Wolves, but he’s enjoyed a far better campaign than the new Bournemouth boss Androni Iraola.
On the other hand, this is an absolute must-win for the Cherries and we expect this will be just as huge for Iraola.