Wolves Eye Crucial Win Over Everton After Bournemouth Setback – Gary O’Neil Under Pressure

Wolves are determined to bounce back in the Premier League tonight as they face Everton at Goodison Park.

After a disappointing 4-2 defeat to Bournemouth over the weekend, Gary O’Neil’s side is looking for a big response on Merseyside. With both teams desperate for points, this clash has become a must-win for both sides.

Wolves vs. Everton: Dave Edwards Shares Why He’s Confident Wolves Will Win Despite Pressure

With both Gary O’Neil and Sean Dyche facing increasing pressure, tonight’s clash between Wolves and Everton could be a make-or-break game for both managers.

Nelson Semedo’s suspension means O’Neil might opt for Matt Doherty or Pedro Lima at right-back, with Rodrigo Gomes potentially offering a surprise option at right wing-back. Fans are on edge, but Dave Edwards remains confident in Wolves’ chances to bounce back and secure a crucial victory.

Dave Edwards Reveals Why Wolves Will Beat Everton in Crucial Clash

Amid growing pressure on both managers, Dave Edwards has shared his belief that Wolves will come out on top against Everton. With key changes expected, including the absence of Nelson Semedo, Edwards feels confident that Gary O’Neil’s side will rise to the occasion and secure a much-needed win at Goodison Park.

Wolves Eye Crucial Win Over Everton as Both Sides Struggle in Premier League

Everton currently sit just one place and two points above Wolves in the Premier League table, making tonight’s clash at Goodison Park even more crucial for both sides. With both teams battling to move clear of the relegation zone, this match is a must-win for Gary O’Neil and Sean Dyche.

Dave Edwards Explains Why Wolves Will Secure Three Points Against Everton

With Everton struggling this season, Dave Edwards believes Wolves have a strong chance to claim all three points tonight. Edwards highlighted two key factors for his confidence: the pressure mounting on Everton with tough fixtures ahead, and Wolves’ counter-attacking quality.

Speaking on talkSPORT, Edwards noted that Everton appeared vulnerable against Bournemouth and that if Wolves can tighten up defensively, their superior attacking talent will ensure they score enough to secure the win.