Wolverhampton has not been all that great this season, but they are doing enough to, right now, stay in the top division in English football. Prior to the international and FA Cup break, Wolves managed to go unbeaten in back-to-back matches. After drawing with Everton on March 8, they pulled out a 2-1 win on the road against Southampton.

As Wolverhampton Wanderers prepare to host West Ham United on April 1 at Molineux, the squad will be looking to secure a vital victory to bolster their Premier League survival. Wolves will be looking to build momentum after a win last time out on the South Coast and pull further away from the chasing pack in the relegation zone.

It hasn't been the prettiest of seasons for either Wolves or West Ham but a win for either side will push them towards Premier League safety. Wolves are one spot above the drop on 26 points, nine points ahead of Ipswich and Leicester. While West Ham sit in 16th on 34 points.