Wolves host Fulham in a Premier League fixture that statistical models and recent form heavily point toward a tight, low-scoring contest. Both sides enter this match with severely muted attacking outputs, setting the stage for a defensive struggle at Molineux. Wolves have endured a difficult campaign, sitting in 19th place with just 18 points from 36 games. Their recent form offers little optimism, with only two wins in their last 10 matches. They have managed just 0.80 goals per game over that span, conceding an average of 1.90. At home, Wolves average 1.20 goals scored and 1.20 conceded, but their underlying metrics show a side struggling to create clear chances. They average only 9.90 shots per game with a 38.5% shot accuracy, and their finishing delta sits at -0.13, indicating they are underperforming their expected goals. Fulham, meanwhile, are equally blunt in front of goal. The Cottagers have scored just 0.60 goals per game over their last 10 fixtures, and their away form is particularly concerning. In their last four away matches, Fulham have failed to score a single goal. Their away goal expectancy is effectively zero, and they average just 1.00 goals per game on the road overall. While they have kept three clean sheets in their last 10, their attacking metrics reveal a side that struggles to penetrate defenses away from Craven Cottage. The mathematical model projects a combined goal expectancy of just 2.13 (1.23 for Wolves, 0.90 for Fulham). This figure sits comfortably below the 2.5-goal threshold. Both teams are on a declining scoring trend, and the recent head-to-head record shows a mix of results but often tight margins. The last meeting ended 3-0 to Fulham, but that was an outlier in an otherwise competitive rivalry where 5 of the last 10 matches have seen 2.5 goals or fewer. With Wolves averaging 1.20 goals at home and Fulham averaging 0.00 away, the statistical backdrop heavily favors a low-scoring game. The current odds of 2.10 for Under 2.5 Goals present a clear value opportunity, as the true probability of a low-scoring match based on recent form and shot data is significantly higher than the market implies. Both sides lack the offensive firepower to break this deadlock, making the under the most logical play.