Newcastle are in red-hot form, cruising past opponents with eight straight wins across cup competitions and the Premier League. This impressive run has brought them within just one point of Chelsea and closer to breaking into the top four.

Their upcoming match against Wolves presents a prime opportunity to build on this momentum. Wolves will be without their key player, Cunha, and have struggled defensively on the road, conceding 22 goals in 10 away matches—an average of over two goals per game.

Offensively, Wolves have also faltered without their main creative force. In their recent match against Nottingham, they managed to create a few chances but struggled to convert them into goals. This sets the stage for Newcastle to capitalize on Wolves' vulnerabilities and extend their winning streak.