Wolves vs Liverpool prediction 03.03.2026 | Premier League

The 2025/26 campaign has been a stark one for the West Midlands outfit. Wolverhampton Wanderers are 20th in the Premier League table and they have mustered just 13 points all season. Their league form has translated into a bleak statistical profile: Wolves score an average of just 0.69 goals per match - the lowest goalscoring rate in the division - while conceding 1.76 goals per match.

They have frequently failed to score, with over half of their matches ending without a goal from them. However, their recent form offers a sliver of hope: Wolves secured a 2-0 win over Aston Villa in the last round, ensuring they avoided an unwanted all-time low Premier League points record.

However, injuries and confidence concerns persist, and Wolves are still fighting a steep relegation battle.

Liverpool arrive at Molineux in comparatively better shape but with their own challenges. As of late February, Liverpool sit fifth in the Premier League with 48 points, level with fourth place and keeping strong proximity to Champions League positions after a 5-2 win over West Ham United last weekend. After a disappointing injury-time defeat to Manchester City a couple of weeks ago, the Reds have since embarked on a four-game winning streak across all competitions.

Offensively, Liverpool have scored regularly through a spread of contributors: Hugo Ekitike leads their Premier League tally, closely followed by midfield and wide attackers, while other players like Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz have supplemented the goal-scoring burden.

Injury news has been a factor; key attackers such as Florian Wirtz have missed time through injury, and rotations have impacted consistency. Nonetheless, Liverpool’s squad depth and recent scoring form, particularly away from home, make them a formidable opponent.