Manchester City have won eight of their last nine Premier League home games against tonight's opponents Wolves.
But the Molineux outfit have won their last six Premier League games, the joint-longest winning run of any side this season.
Ipswich Town's fate is surely sealed now.
Vitor Pereira's side come back from a goal down at Portman Road thanks to Pablo Sarabia and Jorgen Strand Larsen to move 12 points clear of the drop zone.
Ipswich have now lost six consecutive home league games for the first time since 1963.
Ipswich Town goalkeeper Alex Palmer had his heart in his mouth as Dara O'Shea's pass rolled under his foot towards goal.
The 28-year-old goalkeeper sprinted back to handle the ball on the goal line and prevent Wolves from equalising, but an indirect free-kick was awarded for a back pass.
Emmanuel Agbadou stepped up to blast it goalwards from close range but Sam Morsy blocked his effort.
Wolves forward Matheus Cunha says he needs to take the step and challenge for major honours.
Cunha, 25, signed a new contract at #WWFC in February which runs until June 2029 and contains a release clause.
That new deal, adding two years to his existing terms at Wolves, rewarded Cunha with a significant wage rise after an impressive 18 months at Molineux.
Cunha had previously attracted interest from Arsenal and Nottingham Forest, and speculation has continued over his long-term future despite his contract extension.
It finishes all square at Molineux between Wolves and Everton.
After losing their first Premier League game following David Moyes’ return, Everton are now unbeaten in their last eight (W4 D4).
They last had a longer run without defeat between December 2016 and February 2017 under Ronald Koeman (nine).
Wolves have lost nine of the 10 matches they have fallen behind in at Molineux (D1) this season, but Marshall Munetsi has the hosts level.
Matheus Cunha's wonderstrike brings Wolves level against Bournemouth.
Another moment of magic from the Brazilian, who has scored 15 goals this season — where would #WWFC be without him?
Whack.
Joao Gomes throws his foot at the ball, and levels for Wolves against Fulham.
Wolves have lost none of their eight Premier League home games against Fulham (won six, drawn two), the most they’ve faced an opponent at Molineux without ever losing in the competition.
Matheus Cunha scored his 14th goal of the season - seven more than any other Wolves player - as Vitor Pereira's side moved five points clear of the Premier League trapdoor.
Wolves are unbeaten in all five of their Premier League away games against Bournemouth, who missed out on the chance to leapfrog Manchester City into the top four.
Matheus Cunha scores for the fourth successive game to register his 14th goal of the season and put Wolves in front against 10-man Bournemouth.
Illia Zabarnyi, who has played every minute for Bournemouth this season, was earlier sent off after the Ukrainian defender's challenge on Rayan Ait-Nouri.