Wolves vs Tottenham Hotspur: Premier League Survival Clash at MolineuxThe Premier League rarely deals in quiet finales, and this weekend offers another high-pressure chapter as Wolves host Tottenham Hotspur at Molineux. Both clubs arrive with very different emotional baggage, yet their paths remain intertwined in a tense relegation narrative.
Tottenham’s situation is stark. Five games remain, and they sit inside the relegation zone, chasing survival with urgency. Since Roberto De Zerbi replaced Igor Tudor, results have not followed. The Italian is still searching for his first league victory, and time is slipping away fast.
Wolves, meanwhile, already know their fate. Relegation has been confirmed, but their role in shaping the table is far from over. With Spurs just two points from safety, this fixture carries significance beyond pride.
The match kicks off at 3pm BST on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Molineux. Due to the traditional Saturday blackout, fans in the UK will not be able to watch the game live on television. Highlights will be available on the Sky Sports app and YouTube from 5.15pm, while Match of the Day airs on BBC One at 10.30pm BST.
Wolves head into this clash with a lengthy injury list that has disrupted their rhythm. Sam Johnstone is likely out for the season with a shoulder injury, while Jose Sa is also struggling with a similar issue. That situation could leave Daniel Bentley in goal once again after featuring in the 3-0 defeat at Leeds.
There are potential returns and doubts elsewhere. Matt Doherty may come back into contention, while Angel Gomes faces a late fitness test. Ladislav Krejci is dealing with whiplash, Enso Gonzalez remains sidelined with a knee injury, and Yerson Mosquera is suspended.
Tottenham’s problems mirror a difficult campaign. Cristian Romero is out for the season with a knee injury, a significant blow to their defensive structure. Guglielmo Vicario remains unavailable due to a hernia, while Wilson Odobert, Dejan Kulusevski, Mohammed Kudus and Ben Davies continue to miss out.
There is at least a hint of optimism with James Maddison returning to the bench after recovering from an ACL injury, though he did not feature in the 2-2 draw with Brighton.