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Wolves vs Crystal Palace Prediction Premier League 22.11.2025

Q: Who will win between Wolves and Crystal Palace?

Crystal Palace are slight favourites given their strong form, but Wolves could surprise under new manager Rob Edwards.

Alexandru Florin 21 November 2025

Wolves vs Crystal Palace Prediction Premier League

Wolves vs Crystal Palace Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League, scheduled for November 22, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on NBC (USA) and Claro TV+ (Bra) from the Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton. This clash opens a new chapter for the hosts under Rob Edwards, who faces a tough debut test against an in-form Crystal Palace. In this article, you’ll find insights from Premier League Stat Leaders and tactical analysis from XpertStats experts.

Rob Edwards takes charge of his first Premier League game as Wolves head coach.
Crystal Palace arrive unbeaten in their last four matches in all competitions.
Wolves have failed to win any of their 11 league games this season.
Both teams average more than 2 goals per match combined this season.

It’s been a rough few months for Wolves. Bottom of the table, winless in 11 games, and leaking goals like an open tap: 25 conceded already. The home crowd will be restless, hoping the return of Rob Edwards brings that elusive “new manager bounce.” Wolves’ games rarely lack entertainment though: they’ve seen over 1.5 goals in 100% of matches and both teams scoring in 80%. Can Edwards really turn it around this fast? Hard to say. But football loves a good redemption story, and Saturday might just start one.

Wolves’ style this season has been chaotic but full of chances. Averaging four total goals per match, they’ve been a neutral’s dream and a coach’s headache. Defensively fragile, yes, but their attack has flickers of life, especially when Jhon Arias and Hwang Hee-chan link up. The crowd at Molineux wants fight, not perfection. And if Edwards can tighten that back three, maybe they’ll finally see a clean sheet before Christmas. Still, optimism has been a rare guest around here lately.

Crystal Palace, on the other hand, look quietly confident. Four wins and just two losses in 11 league games tell the story of a team finding balance. Oliver Glasner’s men have built momentum through consistency, keeping three clean sheets in their last five matches. Ismaila Sarr has been electric, scoring eight goals in all competitions, and Palace’s defensive stats, conceding only 0.8 per game, are among the best outside the top six. That’s a bold statement for a club that used to live on the edge of the drop zone.

Palace’s numbers show control: 60% of their games go over 1.5 goals, and they average over 10 corners per match, a sign of offensive intent. Yet, they struggle when they see more of the ball, which could make this match scrappy and unpredictable. Still, their record against Wolves is strong, with eight wins in 14 Premier League meetings. Even so, Molineux can be a tricky place to visit when the crowd gets behind their team. Expect goals, intensity, and maybe a surprise or two. Check out the latest stats from the Premier League Stat Leaders to compare both sides’ trends before kickoff.

Crystal Palace face mounting fatigue as Oliver Glasner’s limited rotation coincides with a gruelling schedule across the Premier League, Europe and domestic cups. The Austrian manager continues to rely heavily on a core group of players, raising concerns over burnout and squad depth. With key defenders logging nearly every minute, Palace risk performance drop-offs unless more squad members are integrated. Source: Sky Sports.

X2
Crystal Palace are the safer pick here. They’ve gone unbeaten in four straight matches across all competitions, winning twice and keeping two clean sheets. Wolves, meanwhile, haven’t tasted victory in 11 league games and have conceded 25 goals – the worst defensive record in the league. Palace’s defense, allowing just 0.8 goals per match, gives them a solid foundation to control this contest. Even if Wolves show a spark under new manager Rob Edwards, form doesn’t flip overnight. Palace’s disciplined structure and quick transitions make them dangerous on the counter, especially with Ismaila Sarr’s pace out wide. Wolves’ vulnerability at the back suggests they’ll struggle to handle Palace’s direct attacks. Taking a double chance on the visitors or a draw (X2) makes sense statistically and logically. It covers both outcomes, a resilient draw or a narrow Palace win, against a side still searching for stability.

Over 1.5 Goals
Wolves’ matches are chaotic, in the best possible way for goal bettors. Their average of 4 total goals per game, combined with an 80% Over 2.5 rate, shows how wide-open they play. Crystal Palace aren’t exactly explosive, but they’re efficient, with over 1.5 goals in 60% of their matches. Wolves’ defense leaks goals early and often, while their attack, though inconsistent, finds the net often enough to keep things interesting. Add Palace’s in-form attackers like Ismaila Sarr, who has eight goals this season, and the odds of seeing at least two goals rise sharply. Even if the match starts tight, Wolves’ tendency to chase the game usually opens up space. Both teams to score seems likely, but the safer, broader angle is Over 1.5. It’s a logical choice for a game where defense takes a backseat to desperation and momentum.