Wolves Aim for Third Consecutive Win Against Brentford at Gtech
Wolverhampton Wanderers will face Brentford at Gtech Community Stadium on Monday night. A victory would mark their third consecutive win, which is crucial for their slim survival hopes. The Wolves have recently experienced a positive shift, winning their last two matches after a tough period earlier this season.
Match Preview: Wolves vs. Brentford
This encounter offers an intriguing showdown, as both teams have contrasting motivations. Wolverhampton is eager to build on their recent momentum, while Brentford aims to secure a strong position in the race for European football.
Wolves have had a welcome 10-day break, which manager Julen Lopetegui believes has benefited the squad. He emphasized the importance of accumulating points and establishing rhythm leading into the next season. The Old Gold may finally be achieving some stability on the pitch.
Key Players
One of the highlights for Wolves has been teenage midfielder Mateus Mane, who, despite not scoring in two months, has impressed with his work rate. His energy and pressing have had a positive influence on recent performances.
On the other hand, Brentford is looking to recover from their recent exit in the FA Cup. The team lost to West Ham United on penalties but remains strong in their league campaign. However, Brentford’s home form has waned, as they have not secured a victory in their last three league matches at Gtech.
Match Statistics
- Brentford is unbeaten in their last four league encounters with Wolves (W3, D1).
- Wolves have won two consecutive Premier League matches, following a streak of just one win in 32 matches.
- The Bees hold the best shot conversion rate in the Premier League this season at 14.5%.
- Brentford’s Igor Thiago excels in off-the-ball runs, leading in both the final third and penalty area.
Wolves Team News
Manager Julen Lopetegui is optimistic about goalkeeper Jose Sa’s recovery from an ankle injury. Midfielder Andre will return to the squad after serving an FA Cup suspension. He is expected to partner Joao Gomes in midfield. Notably, Andre, Gomes, and Yerson Mosquera are all one yellow card away from suspension.
Predicted Wolves Line-Up (3-4-3)
| Position | Player |
|---|---|
| Goalkeeper | Jose Sa |
| Defender | Matt Doherty |
| Defender | Hugo Bueno |
| Defender | Ladislav Krejci |
| Midfielder | Jackson Tchatchoua |
| Midfielder | Andre |
| Midfielder | Joao Gomes |
| Midfielder | Mateus Mane |
| Forward | Rodrigo Gomes |
| Forward | Hwang Hee-chan |
| Forward | Tolu Arokodare |




