"Nevertheless, there are reasons to be confident for Wolves, as the Opta Analyst (via Molineux News) has revealed that they have the third easiest five-game run, starting with Sunday's home match against Brighton. Following that match, Wolves travel to Sunderland, host Burnley before back-to-back away trips to Fulham and Chelsea. Vitor Pereira's side will fancy their chances of picking up a good amount of points across these fixtures, as they seek to move outside of the relegation zone in the coming weeks."
"They got some of that with the draw at Tottenham, and the challenge will be to keep that going against Brighton, whom they have struggled against in recent seasons. It remains to be seen how Wolves get on during these next five matches, but it is clear that they need to start winning matches. The good form of Leeds and Sunderland in particular has made it clear that the newly-promoted clubs will make a better effort in the relegation fight compared to recent campaigns."
Wolves started the season disastrously, failing to win any of their opening six Premier League matches and losing their first five to Manchester City, Bournemouth, Everton, Newcastle and Leeds. A late equaliser earned a 1-1 draw at Tottenham, providing some momentum. Opta data shows Wolves have the third-easiest upcoming five-game run: Brighton (home), Sunderland (away), Burnley (home), Fulham (away) and Chelsea (away). Vitor Pereira's squad can realistically target points across those fixtures to climb out of the relegation zone. Wolves must convert improving performances into wins, while strong form from newly-promoted Leeds and Sunderland intensifies the relegation battle.
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