Wolverhampton Wanderers and Crystal Palace play a friendly in Maryland on Wednesday night as part of their preseason program.
After returning from their summer vacation, none of the two Premier League teams has lost a game going into their match in Annapolis.
Except for the two friendlies that have been played, Palace and their supporters have had a rather quiet summer thus far. There hasn't been much in the way of transfer action since July 1.
They opened their calendar with a 1-1 draw against Charlton Athletic before defeating Crawley Town 6-3 in a thrilling match at Broadfield Stadium.
Palace led 4-2 and 5-3 after their League One opponents rallied after the team scored twice in the first three minutes and four times in the first half-hour.
Oliver Glasner is now taking the Eagles to the States to play West Ham United and Wolves, and he is obviously excited to see more tenacity up front.
Wolverhampton Wanderers and Crystal Palace play a friendly in Maryland on Wednesday night as part of their preseason program.
After returning from their summer vacation, none of the two Premier League teams has lost a game going into their match in Annapolis.
They started things off by defeating Como and Bristol City by scores of 1-0 and 3-0 in private games before playing West Ham over the weekend.
Following a torrential downpour that threatened to ruin the match, Wolves defeated the Hammers 3-1, with new signing Rodrigo Gomes scoring two of the goals.
While Gary O'Neil is the first to admit that friendlies don't really matter in the big picture, Wolves can only draw positive conclusions from their most recent games in terms of performance.
After this match, Wolves will play a match against RB Leipzig in the United States before traveling back to their home stadium, Molineux, to host Rayo Vallecano.
