Wolverhampton Wanderers v Preston North End: everything you need to know
Wolverhampton Wanderers meet Preston North End at Molineux Stadium, Thursday 6:45am (EFL Championship). Nothing between them: Wolverhampton Wanderers 47, Preston North End 42, 26 drawn from 115 meetings.
The big picture
Wolverhampton Wanderers come in 4th on the ladder with 28 points; Preston North End are 24th on 8. Wolverhampton Wanderers have the higher position to protect.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are 8–3–4 in EFL Championship 2026-27, averaging 1.7 goals for and 1.2 against.
Preston North End are 1–11–2 in EFL Championship 2026-27, averaging 0.9 goals for and 2.1 against.
Form
Wolverhampton Wanderers have won three of their last five and most recently drew with Wrexham 1–1.
Preston North End have won zero of their last five and most recently lost to Sheffield United 2–3.
Head to head
These sides have met 115 times on our records since 1888: Wolverhampton Wanderers 47, Preston North End 42, 26 drawn.
Last time out (2026-27), Wolverhampton Wanderers won 3–1 at Deepdale.
Biggest margin between these two: Wolverhampton Wanderers by 6 goals in 1988-89 (6–0).
Players to watch
For Wolverhampton Wanderers, watch Fernando López (0.4 goals a game, 3 assists in 2026-27) and Adam Armstrong (0.3 goals a game in 2026-27).
For Preston North End, watch Callum Lang (0.3 goals a game in 2026-27) and Johnny Kenny (0.3 goals a game in 2026-27).
At Molineux Stadium
Wolverhampton Wanderers have won 7 of their last 20 at Molineux Stadium.
What the numbers say
On form, ladder and history, Wolverhampton Wanderers go in as clear favourites.
Written automatically from Lineball's own match and player database. Not betting advice.





