Wolves vs Bolton Wanderers prediction, odds and how to watch

Carlos Alcaraz settled a tight Carabao Cup contest with a left-foot finish ten minutes from time, giving Everton a hard-earned 1-0 win over Wolves who created precious little despite committing bodies forward late on.

Cardiff City dominated this Championship clash with 59% possession, 17 shots, and two big chances missed, but Bolton Wanderers nicked it 1-0 through Thierry Gale's late header. It was the kind of result that will haunt Cardiff's dressing room for days.

Lincoln City won 1-0 at Bolton Wanderers in the EFL Championship despite being thoroughly outplayed, with Ben House heading home on 66 minutes to punish a Bolton side that created chances but could not take them.

Birmingham and Wolves shared the spoils in a frantic Championship derby that produced four goals in the first half, with Wolves twice coming from behind to earn a 2-2 draw at St Andrew's.

Millwall put four past Bolton Wanderers at The Den, with Lyndon Dykes grabbing a brace in the final minutes to put the gloss on a thoroughly deserved victory. Bolton had the ball but could not do a thing with it when it mattered.

Wolves head into Tuesday's Championship fixture with genuine confidence and goals in their boots. Bolton arrive at Molineux with four defeats from their last five and serious questions to answer.

Middlesbrough host Wolves at the Riverside on Saturday knowing a win would underline their Championship credentials. The problem is Wolves have not kept a clean sheet in five matches and do not seem bothered by it.

Bolton Wanderers have lost four of their last five Championship matches and conceded eleven goals doing it. Stoke City arrive looking like a different team over five games compared to ten. Something has to give at the University of Bolton Stadium on Saturday.