Leicester’s 16 Premier League games have averaged 4.0 goals per game so far, while their eight home games have produced 2.9 goals per game. Wolves’ 16 league games have averaged 3.4 goals per game, with their eight away games producing an average of 4.0 goals per game.

Van Nistelrooy is certainly more open and expansive than his predecessor Steve Cooper, seeing his team score five goals in two home games so far, compared to six in six under the Welshman, but the win over West Ham was a smash and grab, and they needed two very late goals to salvage a point against Brighton.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers and Ipswich Town have endured horrendous 2023/24 campaigns thus far. Wins have come at a premium for both clubs, and they have spent much of the season in the relegation dogfight. While the hosts have won twice and lost ten games, the Tractor Boys have managed only one victory.

Wolverhampton Wanderers welcome Ipswich Town to Molineux for a Premier League contest on Sunday afternoon between two teams struggling at the wrong end of the table. The Old Gold are down in 19th place and are joined in the relegation zone by the Tractor Boys, who sit just once place above them courtesy of goal difference.

The six Premier League meetings between Leicester City and Wolves at the King Power Stadium have seen just seven goals scored, compared to 21 in the six meetings between the sides at Molineux.