I should be going for Wolves, but they have disappointed me lately. I don't see them going down, but it looked like they would have a really good season at one stage and now it's fizzling out a little bit. They're a bag of Revels, you just don't know what you're going to get.
One week they go to Arsenal and look a top team and then get beaten by Huddersfield, which was a shocking result. They are on one of those slippery slopes and need to avoid another loss here.
Cardiff need to turn it into a battle. Being on a Friday suits them - there will be a good atmosphere and if they win, they get the weekend off with three points. They have to win their home games because they won't get much on the road, but I think this will be close.
Recent matches have given the Cardiff City Stadium faithful reason to be cautiously optimistic too. They have beaten both Brighton and Fulham at home recently, and their 1-0 defeats to Leicester and Everton in November were far from disastrous performances.
Wolves’ fans won’t be particularly fearful of relegation this season, although the last 2 months have given them cause for concern after an excellent start to life in the Premier League. They opened the season with just 1 defeat from their first 8 league games and even managed to take points off both Manchester clubs, but ever since a 2-0 loss at home to Watford the wheels have begun to shake.
Wolves have only won 2 of their 6 away games in the league this season and have scored just 4 goals in the process. Cardiff, meanwhile, have won 2 of their last 3 home games in the Premier League and have avoided defeat in 3 of their 7 total games.
Perhaps Cardiff could be closer to victory. But Wolves at a party look more collected. They have only 2 losses in a season, and Cardiff has only two wins in his stadium. My tip - draw
Wolves have lost the sense of the game. I saw games with big teams and they played football with passion. Their last matches are tedious, they are not good at attacking. I think Cardiff expects to take home points with equal rivals. They are fit, Wolves are not. Need to use it
I should be going for Wolves, but they have disappointed me lately. I don't see them going down, but it looked like they would have a really good season at one stage and now it's fizzling out a little bit. They're a bag of Revels, you just don't know what you're going to get.
One week they go to Arsenal and look a top team and then get beaten by Huddersfield, which was a shocking result. They are on one of those slippery slopes and need to avoid another loss here.
Cardiff need to turn it into a battle. Being on a Friday suits them - there will be a good atmosphere and if they win, they get the weekend off with three points. They have to win their home games because they won't get much on the road, but I think this will be close.
Source: SkySports