Wolves vs Crystal Palace EPL 2022: Predictions, odds, TV Channel and Livestream

Wolves will play against Crystal Palace at the Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton on Saturday in round 28 of the Premier League. Bruno Lage’s team is currently in eighth place in the standings. The Wolves are coming off a 1-0 away loss against West Ham United in the Premier League, which has put Lage's side out of the European places.

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Meanwhile, the Eagles sit in eleventh place in the Premier League with 30 points. Patrick Vieira's side drew their final Premier League match against Burnley (1-1) at Selhurst Park but beat Championship side Stoke City in the FA Cup in midweek to advance to the quarterfinals.

Date: Saturday, March 5, 2022

Time: 10:00 ET (US) / 15:00 (UK)

Location: Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton, England.

ET: 10:00

CT: 9:00

MT: 8:00

PT: 7:00

TV Channel: Will not be broadcast

Live stream: Peacock

TV Channel: Will not be broadcast

Live stream: Will not be broadcast

TV Channel: SKY HD

Live stream: Blue to Go Video Everywhere

Wolves and Crystal Palace have met in a total of 71 matches. Bruno Lage’s team has dominated the head-to-head record, having won 29 times, while the Eagles have won on 23 occasions, with the remaining 19 matches ending in a draw.

The last 5 matches between the two clubs favor Wolverhampton, Bruno Lage’s squad has won 3 out of 5 matches, while the Eagles have won the remaining two games. The last match between the two clubs was a 4-1 home win for Crystal Palace on Matchday 11 of this season's Premier League.

Wolverhampton are slight favorites against Crystal Palace. The Wolves are playing at home and have a 10-point lead over the Eagles. The odds are +130 at bookmakers. The draw is given at +200 odds. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace’s victory is at +240 odds.

Wolves could not get anything positive out of their visit to West Ham. However, their coach Bruno Lage wanted to highlight the performance of Raul Jimenez, who played less than ten minutes, but who is ready after being out of action for more than a year due to his injury. The Portuguese did not hesitate to stand up for the Mexican in an interview with 'Sky Sports'.

"Raul is still the same player. He is a 'top' striker. He doesn't feel different, but the protective band on his head doesn't give him the same power and direction. Sometimes he heads and the ball goes in another direction. It's a big change. We can't forget that," he said.

Crystal Palace beat Stoke City in the FA Cup on Tuesday to advance to the quarterfinals of soccer's oldest competition. Kouyaté and Riedewald scored for the Eagles to give Patrick Vieira's side the win.

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