Crystal Palace have won their last five Premier League home games against Wolves. It’s their longest winning run against an opponent in their top-flight history, while they last won six consecutive home league games (any division) against Walsall between 1977 and 2004.

Wolves have lost eight of their last 10 Premier League games against Crystal Palace (W1 D1), while they’ve never beaten the Eagles in the competition when failing to keep a clean sheet (D2 L9).

Wolves have won just one of their 11 away league games against London sides since the start of last season (D2 L8), beating Fulham 4-1 in November 2024.

Crystal Palace are winless in their last eight Premier League home games (D3 L5), their longest run at Selhurst Park in the top-flight since their first 15 of the 1997-98 campaign (D4 L11).

Just 37.5% of Crystal Palace’s Premier League points this season have come in home games (12/32) – only Spurs (34.5%) have won a lower share at home this term.

Wolves are winless in their last 15 Premier League away games (D4 L11), and are the only side in England’s top four tiers without an away league win this season (D4 L9).

Crystal Palace are the only side to have scored more than half of their Premier League goals via set pieces this season (54% - 15/28, including penalties). The Eagles have also scored a league-high 18% of their goals from the penalty spot this term (5/28).

Crystal Palace are the only side to have conceded more than half of their Premier League goals via set pieces this season (53% - 17/32, including penalties).

Crystal Palace striker Jørgen Strand Larsen scored 15 goals in 57 Premier League games for Wolves, including one in 22 this season. The last player to score for and against the same team in a single Premier League campaign (excluding own goals) was Henrikh Mkhitaryan in 2017-18 (Manchester United).

Jørgen Strand Larsen has scored more goals in 180 minutes of Premier League football for Crystal Palace this season (2) than he did in 1405 minutes for Wolves this term (1).