MUST WIN❗️ West Ham v Wolves PREVIEW Stats Facts, News & Predictions
April 9, 2026·9 min
The episode opens with a sponsor mention for the TalkSport fan network and Pukka Pies before the host introduces a match preview for Wolves travelling to West Ham. He notes it has felt like a very long break since Wolves last played. The host begins with a statistical segment: West Ham have won their last five Premier League home games against Wolves, yet Wolves could complete the double over West Ham for the first time since the 2019-20 season. He highlights that Wolves have beaten West Ham more times (eight) in the Premier League era than any team except Southampton, and that all 16 Premier League meetings between the sides have produced a decisive result — no draws. In each of Wolves' eight wins, West Ham have failed to score. He also notes West Ham are unbeaten in their last six home games and that Jarrod Bowen has scored more Premier League goals against Wolves (six) than against any other opponent. The host acknowledges Opta have Wolves virtually relegated but emphasises that winning all remaining seven games is the only realistic path to survival. Mark from The West Ham Way argues from the West Ham perspective that three wins from seven remaining games should be enough to survive and that the Wolves match is the most important. Mark compliments Wolves manager Rob Edwards and believes Wolves are well placed for a strong Championship campaign next season, but adds that the pressure being entirely on West Ham to win could itself be a danger for the home side. He confirms West Ham have a near-full squad available, including returning players Somerville, Tibo De Boe, and Mavropanos. The host's father, Magic Moss, then makes a brief appearance, predicting a 2-0 Wolves win and singing a verse live. The host thanks Mark and his father before mentioning a watch-party venue in Wolverhampton. He reveals he plans to stay overnight in London to see a concert by Ava Max the day after the match. The host gives his own prediction of a 2-1 Wolves win, noting the team has not yet won away from home all season. He closes with a call to subscribe and like, and the show's standard sign-off.
