Updated 2 November 2026.
Bristol City host Wolverhampton Wanderers at Ashton Gate Stadium on Wednesday 4 November, with kick-off at 8pm UK time. It is a Championship meeting between a side in 14th and one in 3rd, and the gap in the table is mirrored by a gap in goals: Wolves have scored 23 in 13 games, Bristol City 15.
Wolves arrive having beaten Cardiff 3-0 on Saturday, while Bristol City won 3-2 at Bolton the same day to end a run of four games without a win. We make Wolves the likelier winners at 47%, with a draw very much in play at 28%.
Bristol City sit 14th on 18 points from 13 games, with five wins, three draws and five defeats. They've scored 15 and conceded 17. Their win at Bolton came after a goalless draw at Stoke and back-to-back 1-0 home defeats, to Sheffield United and Blackburn. Before that they drew 1-1 at Charlton. Per game they score 1.15 goals, the 7th fewest in the division, though they concede 1.31, the 10th fewest. They also have the 3rd fewest cards in the league.
Wolves are 3rd on 24 points, with seven wins, three draws and three defeats, and a goal difference of plus seven. They score 1.77 a game, the 4th most in the Championship, and have kept clean sheets in 31% of their matches, the 4th highest rate. After a 3-1 home defeat to Bolton, they won 2-1 at Burnley, drew 1-1 with Portsmouth, then beat Watford 1-0 and Cardiff 3-0, so they have won three of their last four.
Wolves also take 6.77 corners a game, the 2nd most in the division.
Bristol City possible starting lineup:
Collins; Tanner, McNally, Eissat, Pring; Knight, Williams, De Keersmaecker; Cardines, Ballard, Tolaj
Wolverhampton Wanderers possible starting lineup:
Sá; Trippier, Mosquera, Krejci, Bueno; Munetsi, André; Saïd, López, Bellegarde; Armstrong
Dominic Ballard has had at least one shot in ten straight games and averages 2.4 a game over that run.
Rafiki Saïd has had two or more shots in six straight games, averaging 2.7 a game over that run, and he is 1.25 at Ladbrokes to make it seven.
Fer López has also managed two or more shots six games running, and has hit exactly two in each of his last five. He is 1.50 at Ladbrokes for two or more again.
Adam Armstrong has committed a foul in seven straight games, had a shot on target in four straight and had three or more shots in each of the last three, averaging four a game over those three. Three or more shots is 2.50 at bet365, and a foul is 1.33.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde has committed a foul in six straight games and is 1.30 at bet365 to extend it.
Wolves are the favourites at 2.10 with Midnite. Bristol City are 3.50 at Coral and the draw is 3.50 at bet365. Both teams to score is 1.73 at bet365, over 2.5 goals is 1.91 and over 1.5 is 1.29, all at bet365.
| Market | Best price | Statz chance |
|---|---|---|
| Bristol City win | 3.50 (Coral) | 25% |
| Draw | 3.50 (bet365) | 28% |
| Wolves win | 2.10 (Midnite) | 47% |
| Both teams to score | 1.73 (bet365) | 49% |
| Over 2.5 goals | 1.91 (bet365) | 44% |
| Over 1.5 goals | 1.29 (bet365) | 71% |
We project 0.98 goals for Bristol City and 1.45 for Wolves, and make Wolves the likeliest winners at 47%. 1-1 is the likeliest single score at 13%, so our prediction is Bristol City 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers, with 0-1 next at 12%.
We project 4.06 shots on target for Wolves to Bristol City's 3.39, and 13.64 total shots to 10.45.
Bristol City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers kicks off at 8pm UK time on Wednesday 4 November 2026 at Ashton Gate Stadium in the 2026/27 Championship. Bristol City are 14th on 18 points from 13 games and Wolves are 3rd on 24.
We predict a 1-1 draw for Bristol City vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship on 4 November, the likeliest single scoreline at 13%, though we make Wolves 47% to win against 25% for Bristol City and 28% for the draw.
Wolves are favourites for Bristol City vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship on 4 November 2026, and we give them a 47% chance of winning, against 25% for Bristol City and 28% for the draw.
We give both teams to score a 49% chance in Bristol City vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship. Both teams have scored in 62% of Wolves' games this season, the 9th highest rate, against 54% for Bristol City.
Rafiki Saïd and Fer López have each had 2+ shots in 6 straight Championship games for Wolves ahead of Bristol City vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship, while Adam Armstrong has fouled in 7 straight and had 3+ shots in his last 3.
Ahead of Bristol City vs Wolves, Wolves are 3rd in the 2026/27 Championship on 24 points from 13 games, while Bristol City are 14th on 18 points from 13. Wolves have scored 23 goals against Bristol City's 15.
The possible starting lineup for Bristol City vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship on 4 November 2026 has Collins in goal and Ballard and Tolaj in attack for Bristol City, with Sá in goal and Armstrong up front for Wolves.