Wolverhampton Wanderers will look to continue their recent upturn in form when they visit Bristol City in the Championship on Wednesday night. The match at Ashton Gate kicks off at 8pm local time and is the 14th round of the regular season. Their next fixture is away to Bristol City on Wednesday 4 November.

Wolves have taken ten points from their last five league outings, a sequence that includes a commanding 3-0 home win over Cardiff City last weekend. That result on Saturday 31 October saw Fer López open the scoring in the tenth minute, Adam Armstrong add a second five minutes later, and Ladislav Krejčí seal the win just before the hour. Fer López opened the scoring in that game, taking his tally to six goals in 12 appearances this season, making him the club's top scorer. Adam Armstrong and Ladislav Krejčí also found the net in a convincing performance.

Recent momentum

That result followed a 1-0 victory against Watford on Saturday 24 October, where Armstrong was again the scorer, and a 1-1 draw with Portsmouth on Tuesday 20 October. Prior to that, they secured a 2-1 win at Burnley on Friday 16 October but suffered defeats to Bolton and Middlesbrough. The trip to Bristol City is the next challenge in a busy schedule, with fans able to view the full fixtures list.

Bristol City's own form has been inconsistent, with one win, two draws, and two defeats in their last five matches. Their most recent outing was a 3-2 away win at Bolton.

Team news and context

Gary O'Neil named an unchanged starting eleven for the Cardiff victory, with the back four of Kieran Trippier, Mosquera, Ladislav Krejčí and Hugo Bueno providing a solid base. The midfield pairing of André and Munetsi offered protection, allowing the attacking trio of Fer López, James and Rafiki Saïd to support lone striker Adam Armstrong.

Bristol City's last line-up featured a 4-2-3-1 formation with McNally and Eissat in central defence. The hosts will be without the suspended Anis Mehmeti, while Wolves have no new injury concerns reported. The two sides last met in the FA Cup third round in January, with Wolves running out 2-0 winners at Molineux.

Wednesday's match presents an opportunity for Wolves to climb the standings and build momentum ahead of the international break. The game is scheduled for 4 November 2026.