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Supercomputer predicts Liverpool to continue 15-year trend vs Wolves

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02 Mar 2026, 10:30 am

Liverpool are predicted to come out victorious in their upcoming Premier League fixture against Wolves.

Arne Slot’s side are due to travel to Molineux on Tuesday to take on Rob Edwards’ team as the former looks to boost their Champions League hopes.

Liverpool have returned to form recently in the division and picked up their third consecutive victory in the Premier League after they beat West Ham 5-2 on Saturday.

However, despite Wolves’ position in the table, they could be a tricky opponent, with the club beating fourth-place Aston Villa 2-0 on Friday.

Ahead of the highly anticipated clash, Opta has attempted to predict who will take the three points.

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Liverpool heavy favourites for Wolves clash

According to Opta on 2 March, Liverpool are the overwhelming favourites to beat Wolves on Tuesday.

The supercomputer has given Slot’s side a 63.4 per cent chance of winning the match, whereas Edwards’ side have just a 17.1 per cent chance.

The odds of a draw are also low at 19.5 per cent.

If Liverpool can achieve the victory, it will continue their fantastic Premier League record at Molineux, where they have won eight of their last nine visits, dating back to 2011.

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— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) March 2, 2026

However, it remains to be seen if Liverpool can pull off four successive wins in the Premier League as they look to leapfrog Aston Villa before their match against Chelsea on Wednesday.

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How to watch Wolves vs Liverpool

For those fans unable to make it to the match, they are in luck, with the game set to be available to watch live from your own home in the UK.

TNT Sports is set to broadcast the game live, while subscribers will also be able to watch the clash online on Discovery+.

As a result, fans should be able to livestream the match through the Discovery+ app, which is available on many laptops, TVs, smartphones and tablets.

Coverage is set to begin at 7pm, ready for kick-off at 8:15pm.

For those unable to access a screen, you can also listen to live commentary of the game through Radio Merseyside, with the build-up to the match starting from 7:30pm.

Highlights of the tie will also be made available on TNT Sports’ YouTube channel shortly after the full-time whistle.

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