Wolves hold the strongest position to finish bottom in the Premier League, driven by their league-worst 19 points from 37 matches and a -41 goal difference that leaves little room for recovery in the final fixtures. The club endured the division's poorest start in decades, going winless through their first 19 games before a managerial shift to Rob Edwards produced only modest improvement and confirmed mathematical relegation in April. Burnley, on 21 points with a -36 goal difference, sit one place higher but share similar struggles after promotion, including extended losing streaks that have limited their ability to climb clear. Trader pricing reflects these standings and recent results, with the gap between the two clubs narrow enough that any late swing in form or goal difference could still influence the final order.