Gary O’Neil is eyeing revenge against his old club as the Wolverhampton Wanderers look to exit their tailspin at home to Bournemouth on Wednesday.
After six straight matches without a win, the Wolverhampton Wanderers are desperate to start afresh when Bournemouth visits Molineux on Wednesday. The team is also looking to put an end to its own dry spell. Gary O’Neil’s men are six months removed from their last win, but host the Cherries looking to temporarily move back into the top half of the Premier League as the campaign’s finish line moves within sight. And what better opponent to ignite that revival than Bournemouth, who fired O’Neil in June 2023 and replaced him with incumbent Andoni Iraola despite managing to save the club from relegation last season.
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After looking imperious at home earlier this season, the Wolves are now staring at the possibility of a fourth straight defeat at Molineux following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Arsenal.
That included a stunning opener courtesy of Leandro Trossard, followed by captain Martin Odegaard scoring from an impossible angle in the 95th minute.
The Wolves came from behind to beat Bournemouth 2-1 when O’Neil returned to the Vitality Stadium in October.
As fate would have it, the tactician led the Cherries to a narrow win at Molineux when he last visited the ground as a member of the opposition in Feb. 2023.
Bournemouth has taken the lead in each of its last two road fixtures only to let it slip on both occasions, missing out on points in recent trips to Luton Town and Aston Villa.
United States midfielder Tyler Adams is hoping to be fit in time for the trip north, but it will come too soon for the injured group of Luis Sinisterra, Marcus Tavernier, Ryan Fredericks and Chris Mepham.
Meanwhile, Matheus Cunha remains the biggest concern for the Wolves and misses the midweek matchup, though there’s hope both Nelson Semedo and Noah Lemina will be fit in time to feature.
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