Wolves vs Watford prediction, odds and how to watch

Charlton Athletic put in a composed away performance to beat Watford 2-0, with goals from Luca Kjerrumgaard and Jordan Zemura condemning the hosts to a fourth defeat in five Championship matches.

Wolves came from behind to beat Burnley 2-1 in the EFL Championship on Friday night, with substitute Tawanda Blessing Chirewa scoring within seconds of coming on to seal a deserved away victory.

Wolves host a Watford side who have shipped twelve goals in their last five Championship outings. Saturday's fixture looks like a very uncomfortable afternoon for the visitors.

Norwich and Watford arrive at Carrow Road on Saturday with four defeats apiece from their last five Championship outings. Something has to give. It probably will not be the defences.

Watford host Middlesbrough on Saturday having won just once in their last five Championship outings. Middlesbrough arrive unbeaten in five, and the numbers suggest this could get ugly.

Wrexham have conceded nine goals in their last five Championship matches. Wolves arrive at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday needing a reaction. Something has to give.

Raul Jimenez will have surgery this Friday after his MCL injury failed to heal as expected, ruling him out until January. The setback leaves Wolves short of a senior striker in their Championship play-off push and puts Jimenez's hopes of featuring at a home World Cup under serious threat.