Wolves v Watford live stream, Thursday 10 March, 7.30pm GMT
Wolves’ hopes of European qualification hang in the balance ahead of the visit of relegation-battling Watford, after a dive in form from Bruno Lage’s side.
The Molineux outfit lost a third consecutive Premier League game at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday, following defeats to Arsenal and West Ham.
It was an unexpected slump, coming after a run of five wins in six league games, and leaves Wolves with a lot of work to do if they are to breach the top six this season.
Wanderers are eighth, five points behind West Ham in sixth with a game in hand.
They won’t get many better chances to turn their form around than a home game against a Watford side that looks doomed to relegation on current form.
The Hornets suffered a 3-2 defeat to Arsenal last time out and have mustered one win since mid-November, a run of 15 games.
Roy Hodgson doesn’t have long to turn things around, as his side are 19th with 19 points, three adrift of safety with 11 games left to play.
An additional problem for Watford is that the two teams above them, Burnley and Everton, have one and three games in hand respectively.
Wolves won this fixture 2-0 at Vicarage Road in September, with Hwang Hee-Chan and a Francisco Sierralta goal giving the Midlands side the win.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm GMT and the game is not being shown on UK TV.
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