Sloppy start. Wolves had a game plan and executed it well. In transition, they would run at speed and be very direct. They pressured Mac Allister, and he struggled to get going. Got an early card (albeit super soft), and didn’t learn from his mistakes (kept losing the ball, sloppy passing, getting intercepted).
Wolves with a goal, with Neto having caused problems down their left. Though I thought Robertson should’ve positioned himself better to cut out the inch perfect cross. Neto set up a glorious chance, but thankfully Cunha messed up.
Joe Gomez playing an absurd pseudo-Trent position. He did better each time he provided width rather than coming in-field into the penalty arc.
Second half, different shape, more players getting forward, and Robertson allowed to get more down the left (with Gomez on the right and Salah coming in more - why didn’t we do this thing we could all see in the first half). Wolves couldn’t cope with the constant pressure, and resorted to trying to slow the game down at any opportunity. Salah getting a couple of assists, with Gakpo getting the equalizer before coming off.
The winner was all about Andy. From deep goes on a run cross field from deep to right, passes to Salah, continues and then a smart left footed finish (who else thought he’d mess it up?). Harvey came on for an energetic cameo, and looked to have got the third, but on replay could see it was an own goal.
So sloppy start, goal down (again), and yet showing resolve and belief to not just get back in the game, but to go on and win it away from home. Quansah getting start, and is a learning curve for him. If he gets an extended run, teams will more target his weaknesses. However, he showed that he can be relied upon.