Westham host Wolverhampton Wanderers in this evening's Premier League one-horse race. Both teams are in a bleak situation, with coaches Ruby Diggs and Gary O'Neill working on thin ice. However, Westham's overall strength is slightly better, they have beaten Wolverhampton Wanderers once and become a nightmare for their opponents.
Before the match, Westham had the unfortunate news that Michali Antonio had been involved in a car accident, but the timely return of German winger Fuccolo injected a shot in the arm. He partnered with Charlopoulos and Gudruns to form an offensive and defensive front line, and the Wolves goal seemed to be ready to be broken.
After two consecutive defeats, Wolverhampton Wanderers' morale is at its lowest ebb, and with the suspension of goalkeeper Nelson Schmetzer, their strength has been greatly reduced. Westham, on the other hand, have won four of their last five league matches and have a clear advantage at home, so the balance of victory seems to be tilted in their favor.
