Different look both ways since their last meeting on December 9 when Julen Lopetegui (West Ham) and Gary O'Neil (Wolves) were both on the verge of sacks, which happened for each shortly thereafter. (West Ham won that one in London, 2-1.) Things have tightened up both ways since with form slightly improved, especially for Wolves, who have pulled out of the relegation whirlpool under Vitor Pereira after languishing on the wrong side of the cut-line under O'Neil. Less apparent are significant advances at West Ham under Graham Potter, who has stabilized the situation but certainly not put the Hammers alight; West Ham has only six goals across its last eight matches, two of those vs. relegation-bound Leicester City, even as Thomas Soucek has emerged as a man to watch up front. Wolves are playing more on the front foot for Pereira and have been able to find the back of the net a bit more often lately, but top threat Matheus Cunha is out on suspension. Meanwhile, Potter's West Ham has been involved in a succession of matches that look essentially the same and rarely feature more than two goals. Play Wolves-West Ham "Under"