Wolves travel to Bournemouth this weekend in search of a third unbeaten game against a beatable opponent.
Wolves have collected four points in their last two games, including a win over Manchester City and a draw with Aston Villa.
Wolves have risen up the table and begun to close the distance with those below.
However, another win against Bournemouth would be important in securing the position, as a win would put Wolves eight points ahead of Bournemouth and seven points clear of relegation.
Chris Sutton has already predicted the game, and now David Seaman has done the same.
David Seaman gives verdict on Bournemouth v Wolves
Speaking on the Seaman Says podcast, Seaman admitted he is confident about Wolves picking up all three points.
“I’ll go 2-1 Wolves, you know I’m always happy with Wolves! Always positive.”
Seaman appears to be more optimistic about Wolves’ chances than many Wolves fans.
However, we believe him and predict three points on Saturday, especially considering Gary O’Neil’s desperation to win.
O’Neil is suing his previous employers
Aside from the importance of the game in terms of points, O’Neil will be eager to get one over on his previous club, Bournemouth. He will have to do so without Mario Lemina, although Boubacar Traore is expected to start in his place.
O’Neil was fired harshly, and while it’s unlikely he’ll tell anyone, it’s evident he’ll be desperate to win.
He hasn’t been flawless at Wolves, but he’s had a lot better season than incoming Bournemouth manager Androni Iraola.
On the other side, this is a must-win for the Cherries, and we expect it to be just as important for Iraola.
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