Emirates FA Cup


Draw
Wolves 2 - 1 Shrewsbury
Who will win?
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Wolves
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Draw
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Shrewsbury
Match Details: 10 January, 2026 | Molineux Stadium | FA Cup Round 3 | 12:15 GMT
Now if you were in the hunt for a potential cupset, look no further as League Two Shrewsbury Town visit Premier League Wolves on Saturday afternoon.
Key Betting Tip: Draw at 6.25 Odds
Wolves: (3-5-2) Johnstone, Krejci, Bueno, Mosquera, Bueno, Mane, Gomes, Arias, Hoever, Arokodare, Fraser
Shrewsbury: (3-4-1-2) Brook, Hoole, Anderson, Boyle, Kabia, Perry, England, Clucas, Scully, Lloyd, Marquis
Safe to say that the first Premier League victory against West Ham was a very welcomed one for both Rob Edwards and Wolves. They know that survival this season would be nothing short of a miracle, so the thought of a potenital cup run will look appealing and the visit of Shrewsbury should be standard procedure for the home side. Wolves have scored ten goals in ten home league matches this season, whilst conceding 23 in this time.
Shrewsbury aren't exactly having the greatest of times themselves. Four consecutive league defeats raises concerns for manager Michael Appleton, as his side sit just two points adrift of the relegation places. Shrewsbury defeated Sutton United away from home in the second round to progress and know they have a tough task on their hands if they wish to get past this stage for the first time since 2019/2020.
The two sides met in this competition in the 2018/2019 season, where Wolves managed a 3-2 aggregate victory over two legs.
05 Feb 2019 // Wolves 3-2 Shrewsbury
15 Mar 2014 // Wolves 0-0 Shrewsbury
Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 43.30% confidence in a Wolves victory. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.
Football Park's Best Bet: Draw at 6.25 Odds - There is no doubt that Molineux is going to be a very nervy venue on Saturday afternoon. Wolves will be expected to win but with the way they're going this season, anything can happen. We think this one will be drawn out to extra time, where the spirit of the cup will decide the victor.
Jhon Arias (Wolves) Arias had a slow start to life in Wolves colours but has shown his quality as of late and scored his first for the club in the victory against West Ham. This is another opportunity to add to his tally for the club.
Sam Clucas (Shrewsbury Town) The veteran of the side. Clucas has been around forever now and his experienced head will be crucial if Shrewsbury were to pull of a shock result here.
Referee: Stephen Martin
Broadcast: discovery+ UK / TNT Sports 6
Stadium Information: Molineux Stadium (31,750)

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