West Ham - Wolves December 10: Predicting winning rate from record and head-to-head form

Predict the winning rate of the match West Ham - Wolves on December 10

The two teams have faced each other a total of 73 times, with West Ham winning 35. Wolves have won just 24 times, with the remaining 14 games ending in draws.

Predict the winning rate of the match West Ham - Wolves on December 10

Number of meetings: 73 times.

West Ham's win rate: 47.95%

Wolves win rate: 32.88%

West Ham - Wolves draw rate: 19.18%

It has been a disappointing season for Julen Lopetegui and West Ham, with the team winning just four of their first 14 Premier League games. They suffered a disappointing 3-1 defeat to newly promoted Leicester City at the weekend. West Ham will be looking to make amends after two consecutive Premier League defeats and this could be a good chance to win back the faith of their fans.

Wolves, meanwhile, were beaten 4-0 by Everton and have conceded 36 goals in 14 games. Gary O'Neil and his side have had a poor start to the season and are currently struggling in the relegation zone, sitting 19th with just nine points. They will be aiming to avoid relegation and have no time to waste in their game against West Ham.

This match promises to be an important opportunity for both teams in their efforts to improve their performance and regain the trust of their fans.

Score prediction: West Ham 2-1 Wolves

Head-to-head record between West Ham and Wolves most recently

Day	Tournament	Home team	Away team	Ratio
28.07.24	CF	Wolves	West Ham	3 - 1
06.04.24	PL	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 2
17.12.23	PL	West Ham	Wolves	3 - 0
14.01.23	PL	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 0
01.10.22	PL	West Ham	Wolves	2 - 0
27.02.22	PL	West Ham	Wolves	1 - 0
20.11.21	PL	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 0
06.04.21	PL	Wolves	West Ham	2 - 3
28.09.20	PL	West Ham	Wolves	4 - 0
20.06.20	PL	West Ham	Wolves	0 - 2
05.12.19	PL	Wolves	West Ham	2 - 0
30.01.19	PL	Wolves	West Ham	3 - 0
01.09.18	PL	West Ham	Wolves	0 - 1
09.01.16	FAC	West Ham	Wolves	1 - 0
01.01.11	PL	West Ham	Wolves	2 - 0
16.10.10	PL	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 1
24.03.10	PL	West Ham	Wolves	1 - 3
15.08.09	PL	Wolves	West Ham	0 - 2
15.01.05	FATHER	Wolves	West Ham	4 - 2
02.10.04	FATHER	West Ham	Wolves	1 - 0
25.01.04	FAC	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 3
06.03.93	FATHER	West Ham	Wolves	3 - 1
04.10.92	FATHER	Wolves	West Ham	0 - 0
02.02.91	FATHER	Wolves	West Ham	2 - 1
15.09.90	FATHER	West Ham	Wolves	1 - 1
05.05.90	FATHER	West Ham	Wolves	4 - 0
04.11.89	FATHER	Wolves	West Ham	1 - 0

The head-to-head record between Wolves and West Ham in history shows a fairly even rivalry. In a total of 28 matches, Wolves have the upper hand with 12 wins, while West Ham have 11 wins and 5 draws. However, the form of both teams has changed over time.

West Ham have had some impressive wins over Wolves in recent years, especially in the Premier League seasons from 2020 to 2024. Some notable wins for West Ham include a 3-0 win in December 2023 and a 2-1 win in April 2021. Wolves have also been impressive with important wins though, such as a 3-1 win over West Ham in a friendly in July 2024, or a 2-0 win in June 2020.

Wolves have generally performed better at home, with a 2-0 win over West Ham in May 2019 being the most recent example. West Ham, on the other hand, have been stronger at home, with a 4-0 win in September 2020 being a prime example.

Although West Ham have improved significantly under David Moyes in recent seasons, Wolves have also enjoyed a period of great success, particularly under Nuno Espírito Santo from 2018-2021, when they performed very impressively in the Premier League.

In conclusion, although Wolves have the advantage in terms of historical head-to-head record, West Ham are currently in good form and have improved significantly in recent years. Both teams are formidable opponents, with West Ham slightly better in recent matches.

Recent form between West Ham - Wolves

West Ham's recent form

Day	Tournament	Home team	Away team	Ratio	Result
04.12.24	PL	Leicester	West Ham	3 - 1	Lose
01.12.24	PL	West Ham	Arsenal	2 - 5	Lose
26.11.24	PL	Newcastle	West Ham	0 - 2	Win
09.11.24	PL	West Ham	Everton	0 - 0	Peace
02.11.24	PL	Nottingham	West Ham	3 - 0	Lose

Recent form of Wolves

Day	Tournament	Home team	Away team	Ratio	Result
05.12.24	PL	Everton	Wolves	4 - 0	Lose
11/30/24	PL	Wolves	Bournemouth	2 - 4	Lose
23.11.24	PL	Fulham	Wolves	1 - 4	Win
09.11.24	PL	Wolves	Southampton	2 - 0	Win
03.11.24	PL	Wolves	Crystal Palace	2 - 2	Peace

News surrounding the West Ham - Wolves match

Neither Julen Lopetegui nor Gary O'Neil thought they'd be in the mix for Monday night's clash between two struggling Premier League sides, but both will be in the dugout, leading West Ham and Wolves against teams they've had links with, either on the bench or on the pitch. However, both managers are in a tight spot, leading to the game being dubbed 'El Sackico' (the game of the sackable managers).

Lopetegui may feel unlucky to be in this situation after Tuesday’s 3-1 defeat to Leicester, when his side had 31 shots and an expected goals (xG) of 3.09 but still lost. If they continue to underperform, Lopetegui could well be out of a job, with rumours that the board are already lining up a replacement. However, he can take some solace in the fact that West Ham have won their last four home games against Wolves without conceding.

If West Ham are struggling, Wolves are in real trouble. They remain deep in the relegation zone after a 4-0 defeat to Everton, who had previously failed to score in four games! Another disappointing performance could be the final straw for fans, who made their displeasure with O'Neil known throughout Wednesday night's game.

The mood was not helped by the news on Thursday that O'Neil was nominated for the Premier League Manager of the Month award for November. Time may be running out for O'Neil, regardless of the result on Monday, as his side have conceded four goals in back-to-back league games. It is the first time Wolves have conceded four goals in back-to-back league games since September 1985, but with just two wins in their last eight meetings with West Ham (W2), they are in danger of falling again.

Notable players of the 2 teams West Ham - Wolves

West Ham player Jarrod Bowen

West Ham striker Jarrod Bowen is one of the key players in the team’s current squad. Despite a mixed start to the new season, Bowen has scored 3 goals and provided 3 assists in 14 Premier League games so far. He continues to be one of the players to watch and has the ability to make a difference for the team.

Wolves player Matheus Cunha

Wolves' Brazilian striker Matheus Cunha has made an impressive start to the 2024/25 campaign, scoring seven goals in 14 Premier League games. Cunha, who is contracted to Wolves until the summer of 2027, has been a rare bright spot in Gary O'Neil's side this season, helping the team find some semblance of life in a difficult situation.