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Pundits predict Bristol City v Wolves – Can the Robins escape relegation?

Bristol City manager Lee Johnson (REUTERS)
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Bristol City take on Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday in the Championship and HITC pundits give their predictions on the likely outcome.

Danny Owen

Bristol City 0-2 Wolves

The Robins’ decision to keep faith with Lee Johnson is either refreshingly commendable or highly foolish. A 5-0 battering by Preston is hardly what the doctor ordered in a relegation battle and their kamikaze defending will be exposed once again versus Wolves.

Wolverhampton Wanderers' Andreas Weimann celebrates scoring their second goalWolverhampton Wanderers’ Andreas Weimann celebrates

Peter Bowler

Bristol City 1-0 Wolves

At home, Bristol City make it tough for teams, and I think their sheer desperation for three points will just push them over the line in this game. I expect it to be a tight contest, but I think City will just nick a win here.

Bristol City manager Lee JohnsonBristol City manager Lee Johnson

Alfie Potts-Harmer

Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

Despite being only 15th in the Championship, Wolves have fared better on their travels than the likes of Leeds and Reading this season. With five wins on the bounce, Paul Lambert’s side are arguably the divisions form team, whilst Bristol City find themselves just a point above the relegation zone. I’m predicting a sixth straight win for Wolves at Ashton Gate, but it won’t be easy.

Che Thomas

Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

Wolves’ superb recent form should tilt this game in their favour. The visitors are now 11 points clear of the relegation spots and will be looking to push ahead of next season. Bristol City have been inconsistent lately, which is at least better than some of the crazy losing runs they’ve been on this season, but they could lack the confidence to beat Wolves on Saturday.

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Paul LambertWolverhampton Wanderers manager Paul Lambert

Aiden Cusick

Bristol City 0-1 Wolves

The Robins could do with a reaction after Tuesday’s mauling at Preston and a visit from in-form Wolves is perhaps not what they’d have asked for. I fancy Paul Lambert’s side to sneak a narrow win at Ashton Gate, which would be their sixth in succession.

Bristol City's Lee Tomlin celebrates scoring their first goalBristol City’s Lee Tomlin celebrates