Chris Sutton’s Premier League Match Predictions: Wolves vs. Crystal Palace

Chris Sutton’s ongoing series of Premier League match predictions, covering all 380 fixtures this season, features various guests. For week 10, he is joined by Brad Kella, the winner of The Piano TV series. Sutton’s forecast for the Wolves v Crystal Palace match is a 1-0 win for Wolves. He observes that both Southampton and Wolves are experiencing the harsh realities of the Premier League. Wolves, like Saints, remain winless, yet Sutton notes their generally strong performance. He suggests that Matheus Cunha’s stoppage-time equaliser against Brighton could be a pivotal moment for their season. Sutton believes Wolves will avoid defeat in this game, but questions their ability to secure a victory, citing concerns about their defensive record. He also acknowledges Crystal Palace’s likely boost in confidence following their Sunday win over Tottenham, a match where Eberechi Eze delivered a standout performance. Ultimately, Sutton predicts a narrow win for Gary O’Neil’s side, anticipating they will also keep a clean sheet. In contrast, Brad Kella predicts a 0-2 scoreline. Kella expresses reservations, stating, “I’m not sure about this.” He indicates that while Wolves need a win, he does not foresee them achieving it, adding, “I just have a feeling for Palace.” Readers can access the complete predictions and contribute their own opinions. Other featured content includes Sandi Toksvig alongside Gyles Brandreth, Lulu, Emmanuel Sonubi, and Alan Davies. Opportunities are also presented to sing along to tracks by artists such as Queen, Taylor Swift, Bon Jovi, and Katy Perry. Ben Fogle and Kate Humble are highlighted returning for the festivities at Longleat Safari Park. Additionally, topics ranging from microplastics in air, soil, and waterways to the extent of food waste at this time of year are discussed. This material is copyrighted by BBC 2024. The BBC states it is not accountable for the content found on external websites and provides information regarding its policy on external linking.