Wolves vs Southampton prediction, odds and how to watch

Jordan Thompson's 33rd-minute goal was enough to give Preston all three points despite Southampton controlling 78% of possession and firing 23 shots at goal. Southampton did everything but score.

Wrexham dominated this Championship clash from start to finish but could not hold on after conceding a header just two minutes after taking the lead. A point is a poor return for the effort they put in.

Sean Neave came off the bench to score twice in the final ten minutes and hand Wolves a 2-1 victory over Bristol City in the EFL Championship. Scott Twine's first-half free kick was not enough for a Bristol City side that simply could not live with Wolves in the second half.

West Brom created enough to win comfortably but could not convert, as Southampton's Samuel Edozie cancelled out Isaac Price's penalty to earn a hard-fought draw at The Hawthorns.

Wolves put Cardiff to the sword with three headed goals and a defensive shift that brooked no argument. Cardiff had the ball and did nothing with it.

Southampton dismantled QPR 4-1 at St Mary's, with goals from Kuryu Matsuki, Cameron Bragg, Keven Schlotterbeck and Welington sealing a statement win. QPR had no answers, no discipline, and no desire to compete for ninety minutes.

Wolves go into Saturday's Championship clash unbeaten in their last five and looking like a side that knows what it wants. Southampton have not lost in five either, and that is the problem for anyone who fancies this one to be comfortable.

Lincoln City head into Saturday's Championship clash having conceded fourteen goals in their last five matches. Wolves arrive knowing they are better than their recent away form suggests.