Wolverhampton are condemned to the bottom of the table, having lost four of their last five matches to seal their relegation fate. Fulham arrive comfortably mid-table, though their recent form has been patchy as they navigate the final fixtures with safety assured.

The hosts have been historically poor going forward this season, netting just 25 goals across 36 matches. Their lack of cutting edge makes it incredibly difficult for them to dictate tempo, especially when falling behind early.

While Marco Silva's men haven't been prolific on the road—scoring 16 times in 18 away trips—they possess enough individual quality to punish a fragile defense. The absence of Joachim Andersen due to suspension is a blow, but Wolves' blunt attack may not have the tools to exploit the reshuffled backline.

Defensive instability continues to plague Wolves, who have leaked 66 goals this campaign and are forced into awkward rotations. With key goalkeepers José Sá and Sam Johnstone carrying injuries, Daniel Bentley steps in behind a highly vulnerable defensive unit.

With the home side lacking both motivation and baseline quality, backing Fulham provides the most logical angle. The visitors should control the rhythm of the game, making the Double Chance an extremely reliable anchor against a demoralized opponent.