Our prediction for this Premier League match:
Wolverhampton will be aiming to bounce back from a massive 5-1 loss to Manchester City when they take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League round 37. The Wolves head into the season finale with the lack of motivation, but they surely want to emerge triumphant in their last home game of the process. Fit-again midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is pushing for a recall to the starting XI, while both Leon Chiwome and Craig Dawson remain in the recovery room. Mario Lemina should recover in time to face the Eagles.
The capital club, on the other hand, have been producing excellent performances of late, with the team securing yet another Premier League survival. As both Palace and Wolverhampton will be with guards down in Saturday’s clash, we are tempted to put our money on both teams to score. Marc Guehi should be fit for the match, while all Doucoure, Holding, Johnstone, Lerma, and Matheus Franca remain on the sidelines with injuries.
Highlighted Player (Hee-Chan Hwang):
Hwang Hee-Chan is a product of Pohang Steelers football academy. The Korean attacker, who was born in Chuncheon on January 26, 1996, started his senior career at FC Liefering of Austria and he scored 13 goals in 31 appearances for the club. The 177-cm tall striker currently plays for Red Bull Salzburg and you should bear in mind that he netted 12 goals for the club in the 2016/2017 season.
Hwang Hee-Chan won his second Austrian Bundesliga title with Salzburg in the 2016/2017 season, but the Red Bulls eventually failed to make it to the Champions League group stages. The Salzburg footballer made his South Korea debut in a 2-0 win over Canada on November 11, 2016.
Hee-Chan played regularly for the Korea national football team in the 2018 World Cup qualifiers and he scored one goal in the process. The Koreans eventually booked their place at the showpiece tournament in Russia, meaning that the Salzburg attacker will have a chance to prove his worth on the big stage.
Highlighted Team (Crystal Palace):
Crystal Palace Football Club is an English football club which was founded in 1905. The original headquarters of Crystal Palace was based in Sydenham. After being forced to move in 1915 the club settled in Selhurst Park which currently holds a capacity of 27 000 seats. The club Crystal Palace was named after a building which was placed on the Sydenham.
The club colors of Crystal Palace are blue and red. The supporters of Crystal Palace call their team the Eagles or the Glaziers. Crystal Palace is one of the many clubs from London. Crystal Palace never managed to win any trophy in any English football division. The best performance of Crystal Palace was in 2014/2015 where the club managed to end 10th in the Premier League.