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Preliminary fixtures announced Thursday 15th June 2023 9am

London Wolves “Home matches”

Arsenal Bournemouth Brentford Brighton  Fulham Chelski  Crystal Palace  Southampton Tottenham West Ham

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15 Monday 9 Dec West Ham A 8pm Sky  L2-1 var  

15 WHU 2 , T. Souček (54') J. Bowen (72')  Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 M. Doherty (69')

Assists J. Bowen (54'), M. Kudus (72') R Ait Nouri 69'

FT

Half Time West Ham United 0 ,  WW 0

Venue: London Stadium Attendance: 62,435

Report https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cly7j2pngr4t#Report

West Ham edged to a narrow Premier League victory over struggling Wolves to ease the pressure on under-fire head coach Julen Lopetegui.  However, the result is only likely to increase the scrutiny over Gary O'Neil's position as Wolves manager, with his side remaining 19th in the table after three consecutive defeats. Tomas Soucek's second-half header from Jarrod Bowen's corner had set the hosts on their way. Matt Doherty had superbly levelled from Rayan Ait-Nouri's cross for the visitors, before Bowen scored West Ham's decisive second goal with a placed effort during a frenetic spell in the second-half.

In between, Hammers winger Mohammed Kudus correctly had a goal ruled out for offside following a video assistant referee (VAR) review, while Wolves appeared to have genuine complaints when Emerson's shove on Goncalo Guedes did not result in a penalty in their favour after a similar review.

O'Neil's side were further enraged by the manner of Bowen's winning goal with home defender Konstantinos Mavropanos seemingly fouling Wolves' Uruguayan centre-back Santiago Bueno in the build-up.

The result leaves West Ham 14th in the table, nine points clear of the bottom three.

1, Ł. Fabiański 90'+4, Yellow Card at 90'+ 4 33, Emerson 45', Yellow Card at 45' substituted for A. Cresswell at 88' 26, M. Kilman 15, K. Mavropanos 29, A. Wan-Bissaka 28, T. Souček 19, E. Álvarez substituted for J. Todibo at 88' 7, C. Summerville, substituted for D. Ings at 73'  4, Carlos Soler  Yellow Card at 51'  substituted for Lucas Paquetá at 64' 14, M. Kudus, substituted for G. Rodríguez at 87' 20, J. Bowen (c), Captain, Yellow Card at 90' +10

Substitutes 23, A. Areola 5, V. Coufal 3, A. Cresswell 11, N. Füllkrug 18, D. Ings 17, Luis Guilherme 24, G. Rodríguez 90'+5, Yellow Card  25, J. Todibo 10, Lucas Paquetá

 WW

Manager: Gary O'Neil

Formation:

3 - 4 - 2 - 1

31, S. Johnstone 24, Toti Gomes 4, S. Bueno 22, Nélson Semedo 3, R. Aït-Nouri substituted for Rodrigo Gomes at 86' 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain90'+10, Yellow Card at 90' +10 7, André substituted for J. Bellegarde at 62' 2, M. Doherty   Yellow Card at 49' 10, Matheus Cunha 45'+1, Yellow Card  8, João Gomes  Yellow Card at 63' , substituted for T. Doyle at 78' 9, J. Strand Larsen, substituted for Gonçalo Guedes at 62'

Subs: 27, J. Bellegarde 25, D. Bentley 37, Pedro Lima 15, C. Dawson 20, T. Doyle 26, Carlos Forbs 29, Gonçalo Guedes 19, Rodrigo Gomes 11, Hwang Hee-Chan

Match Officials Referee: John Brooks Video Assistant Referee: Andy Madley Assistant Referee 1: Simon Bennett Assistant Referee 2: Dan Robathan Fourth Official: Tim Robinson Assistant VAR Official: Steven Meredith

Overall Possession WHU 54% WOL 46%

Shots WHU 19 WW 19

Shots on target WHU 4 WW 5

Shots off target WHU 6 WW 7

Blocked shots WHU 9 WW 7

Total touches in the box WHU 39 WW 24

Goalkeeper saves WHU 4 WW 2

Fouls WHU 12 WW 17

Corners WHU 11 WW 00

HT  Match Stats

Overall Possession WHU 57.3% WOL 42.7%

Team news

WH head coach Julen Lopetegui has reported no fresh injury concerns. Defender Jean-Clair Todibo is still nursing the adductor issue which forced him out of the midweek loss at Leicester. WW defender Nelson Semedo returns after serving a one-match suspension. Pablo Sarabia is a doubt after missing the defeat to Everton with a calf complaint. Sasa Kalajdzic, Yerson Mosquera and Boubacar Traore are all long-term absentees.

Match facts Head-to-head

WH have won four successive Premier League home games against WW, scoring 10 goals without reply. There has only been one draw in the 16 Premier League meetings, with WH winning eight fixtures and WW seven.

WH have won only two of their seven Premier League matches at the London Stadium this season, drawing one and losing four. The Hammers could suffer three successive top-flight defeats for the first time since February. The Irons have won their previous six Premier League home games played on a Monday. Jarrod Bowen has scored five Premier League goals against WW, with four of those coming at home.

 WW

They have won four of their past six Premier League games in London, losing the other two. WW have conceded a league-high 36 goals this season prior to the latest round of fixtures. Wanderers have claimed five away points this season, compared to four at home. Gary O'Neil has lost all four Premier League matches as a manager against WH by an aggregate score of 11-1. Matheus Cunha has scored 15 of his 21 league goals away from home.

14 Wednesday 4 Dec Everton A 19:30 ko Amazon L4-0  

Everton 4  A. Young (10') O. Mangala (33') C. Dawson (49' og, 72' og), Wolverhampton Wanderers 0

HT 2-0

Venue: Goodison Park Attendance: 38,820

Report https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cq8v8p4031et by Shamoon Hafez BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Everton ended a five-game winless Premier League run by thrashing hapless Wolves at Goodison Park, piling the pressure on beleaguered Gary O'Neil. Both managers were under intense scrutiny heading into Wednesday's fixture after their sides conceded four goals apiece at the weekend. As O'Neil faced taunting from Wolves' own fans, with Craig Dawson netting two own goals, home boss Sean Dyche witnessed Everton put in a much more convincing performance than of late as they moved five points clear of the relegation zone.  Having not scored for four games, Everton broke that barren run with the perfect start courtesy of Ashley Young's delightful 25-yard free-kick, which curled round the wall and nestled into the bottom right corner.  The hosts thought they had doubled their lead six' later when James Tarkowski directed home a towering header from Dwight McNeil's cross. However, the goal was ruled out by referee Michael Salisbury who ruled Orel Mangala offside and interfering with play after checking the pitchside monitor.  

Wolves did have their share of early chances but the in-form Matheus Cunha's low strike from the edge of the box and Jorgen Strand Larsen's poked effort were kept out by Jordan Pickford. O'Neil's men were made to pay for those missed opportunities as their porous defence failed to clear the ball, allowing Mangala to pounce and smash in a first time finish from 20 yards out. It got better for the home side in the second half, aided by a helping hand from Dawson, who inadvertently converted into his own net twice from McNeil's deliveries, as the visitors slumped to 19th place and three points adrift of safety.

1, J. Pickford 19, V. Mykolenko 32, J. Branthwaite 6, J. Tarkowski (c), Captain 18, A. Young 8, O. Mangala 35', Yellow Card at 35' 89', substituted for H. Armstrong 27, I. Gueye 7, D. McNeil J 74', substituted for J. Harrison 16, A. Doucouré  83', substituted for J. Lindstrøm 10, I. Ndiaye 9, D. Calvert-Lewin  83', substituted for A. Broja

Substitutes 45, H. Armstrong 90'+1, Yellow Card at 90' plus 1 22, A. Broja 23, S. Coleman 14, Beto 11, J. Harrison 29, J. Lindstrøm 12, João Virgínia 15, J. O'Brien 2, N. Patterson

WW

Manager: Gary O'Neil

Formation: 3 - 4 - 2 - 1

1, José Sá 4, S. Bueno, substituted for Toti Gomes at 77' 15, C. Dawson 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain 3, R. Aït-Nouri 8, João Gomes substituted for T. Doyle at 84' 7, André 2, M. Doherty substituted for Rodrigo Gomes at 77', 10, Matheus Cunha 29, Gonçalo Guedes substituted for Hwang Hee-Chan at 57' 9, J. Larsen

WW

 substitutes: 27, J. Bellegarde 25, D. Bentley 37, Pedro Lima 20, T. Doyle 26, Carlos Forbs 24, Toti Gomes 19, Rodrigo Gomes 11, Hwang Hee-Chan 31, S. Johnstone

Match Officials

Referee: Michael Salisbury Video Assistant Referee: Darren England Assistant Referee 1: Darren Cann Assistant Referee 2: Gary Beswick Fourth Official: Leigh Doughty Assistant VAR Official: Richard West

Overall Possession EVE 43.8% WOL 56.2%

Shots  Eve13 WW 6

Shots on target Eve 4 WW 2

Shots off target Eve 5 WW 2

Blocked shots Eve 4 WW 2

Total touches in the box Eve 16 WW 15

Goalkeeper saves Eve 2 WW 2

Fouls Eve 10 WW 8

Corners Eve 3 WW 4

13 Saturday 30 Nov Bournemouth H H L2-4

Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 J. Larsen (5', 69') , AFC Bournemouth 4 J. Kluivert (3' pen, 18' pen, 74' pen) M. Kerkez (8')

Assists WW ,J. Bellegarde (5'), Gonçalo Guedes (69') Bmth,M. Tavernier (8')

Full time

HT 1-3

Report https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c3dej1jkd0dt  Michael Emons BBC Sport journalist at Molineux

Lolites https://www.skysports.com/premier-league-highlights/video/36504/13263973/wolverhampton-wanderers-2-4-bournemouth-premier-league-highlights

First penalty hat-trick scored in PL history  !  Couple with a crqazy defensive set up by O’Neill

Bournemouth's Justin Kluivert became the first player in 67 years to score a hat-trick of penalties in an English top-flight game as his treble saw off Wolves and piled the pressure on home boss Gary O'Neil.

In a remarkable and thrilling match at Molineux, Evanilson also became the first player in Premier League history to win three spot-kicks in the same match.  It only took Bournemouth three' before they took a controversial lead.  Evanilson had been fouled by Toti Gomes with a penalty awarded, although O'Neil was insistent the Brazilian had handled the ball before being brought down.  The incident was checked by the video assistant referee (VAR), but the decision stood with Kluivert calmly sending Jose Sa the wrong way.

Bournemouth's lead lasted only two' as Wolves equalised through Jorgen Strand Larsen's superb diving header from Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's cross from the right. But the Cherries, who had lost their past two games, retook the lead with the third goal in the opening eight'. The overlapping Milos Kerkez got it, firing into the roof of the net after being played in by Marcus Tavernier.

There was more VAR drama as Bournemouth went further ahead in the 18th minute.  Sa had taken a heavy first touch following a backpass, Evanilson got to the ball first and Sa kicked the back of the striker's ankle.  On-pitch referee Peter Bankes missed the incident, but, after watching the incident on a pitchside monitor, pointed to the spot, with Kluivert converting his second penalty of the match. Strand Larsen collected Matheus Cunha's pass to pull one back, only for Bournemouth to get a third penalty moment later - Sa fouling Evanilson.  Kluivert again showed his composure from 12 yards to become the first player to score a hat-trick of penalties in an English top-flight game since Ken Barnes for Manchester City in their 6-2 win over Everton at Maine Road on 7 December 1957.

Possession     WW  59.9% BOU 40.1%

Shots              WW  10      Bmth 12

Shots on target WW  3     Bmth 8

Shots off target WW  5     Bmth 2

Blocked shots   WW  2     Bmth 2

Total touches in the box WW  20 Bmth 21

Goalkeeper saves WW  4 Bmth 1

Fouls                 WW  13   Bmth 11

Corners             WW   3    Bmth 4

home team,Wolverhampton Wanderers

Manager: Gary O'Neil

Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1

 

1, José Sá 73', Yellow Card at 73' 3, R. Aït-Nouri 24, Toti Gomes 64', sub4 Gonçalo Guedes, 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain76', Yellow Card at 76' 22, Nélson Semedo 2', Yellow Card at 2' 8, João Gomes 7, André sub4 Hwang Hee-Chan at 82' 19, Rodrigo Gomes, sub4 C. Dawson at 46', 10, Matheus Cunha 27, J. Bellegarde, sub4 Carlos Forbs at 64',

9, J. Larsen 90'+4, Yellow Card at 90'+4,

Substitutes 4, S. Bueno  15, C. Dawson 53', Yellow Card at 53' 2, M. Doherty 20, T. Doyle 26, Carlos Forbs 29, Conçalo Guedes 11, Hwang Hee-Chan 31, S. Johnstone 21, Pablo Sarabia

away team,AFC Bournemouth

Manager: Andoni Iraola

Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1

Starting lineup

13, Kepa 3, M. Kerkez 5, M. Senesi, sub4 Dean Huijsen at 82' 27, I. Zabarnyi 45', Yellow Card at 45', 15, A. Smith (c), Captain 10, R. Christie 12, T. Adams 16, M. Tavernier

19, J. Kluivert, sub4 P. Billing at 77' 7, D. Brooks, sub4 D. Ouattara at 64', 9, Evanilson, sub4 E. Ünal at 77'

Subs 37, M. Aarons 29, P. Billing 23, J. Hill 2, Dean Huijsen 48, M. Kinsey 11, D. Ouattara 42, M. Travers 47, B. Winterburn 26, E. Ünal

Match Officials

Referee: Peter Bankes Video Assistant Referee: Paul Tierney Assistant Referee 1: Nick Greenhalgh Assistant Referee 2: Craig Taylor Fourth Official: Robert Jones Assistant VAR Official: Scott Ledger

Match Facts

Wolves have lost two of their last three Premier League meetings with Bournemouth (W1), having been unbeaten in their first five against them (W3 D2).All four Premier League meetings between Wolves and Bournemouth at Molineux have been won to nil – Wolves won the first two 2-0 and 1-0 respectively, while the Cherries have won 1-0 on their last two visits.Wolves have won their last two Premier League games, as many as they had in their previous 22 combined (D5 L15). They last won three in a row in December 2023.Wolves have scored in their last 11 Premier League games, the joint-longest ongoing run of any side in the competition. They’ve netted at least twice in each of their last four (10 in total), last netting multiple goals in more consecutive top-flight matches between May and August 2011 (5).  Having won four consecutive Premier League away games in November/December last season, Bournemouth have won just three of their last 16 on the road (D4 L9). One of these was against Wolves in April, however.All four of Bournemouth’s Premier League wins this season have been against teams either starting the day in the relegation zone (vs Everton and Southampton), or in the top four (vs Arsenal and Man City).Wolves’ Premier League games have seen 48 goals so far this season, more than any other side. Their 20 goals scored is their most 12 games into a top-flight campaign since 1972-73 (25), while their 28 conceded is the most at this stage since 1983-84 (31).No team has scored more goals via substitutes in the Premier League this season than Bournemouth (5). All five of the Cherries’ sub goals have been scored by different players, the most different sub scorers in the league this term. Since his Premier League debut in January 2023, Matheus Cunha has both scored more goals (21) and provided more assists (10) than any other Wolves player. Indeed, his 31 goal involvements is the second most of any Wolves player in the competition’s history (Raúl Jiménez, 58).With three goals and two assists, Wolves’ Rayan Aït-Nouri has been involved in more Premier League goals than any other defender so far this term (5).

12 Saturday 23 Nov Fulham A W1-4  

Fulham 1 , Wolverhampton Wanderers 4

Half Time Fulham 1 A. Iwobi (20') , Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Matheus Cunha (31', 87'), João Gomes (53'), Gonçalo Guedes (90'+5)

HT 1-1

Assists Fulham,K. Tete (20') WW M. Lemina (31'), Matheus Cunha (53'), João Gomes (87'), J. Larsen (90'+5)

Venue: Craven Cottage

HILITES: https://www.skysports.com/football/fulham-vs-wolverhampton-wanderers/report/505921

REPORT: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cpwrpz454prt by Matthew Howarth BBC Sport journalist

Wolves manager Gary O'Neil says there is "no limit" to Matheus Cunha's potential after the Brazilian scored two sensational goals in a thumping Premier League win over Fulham.  Cunha cancelled out Alex Iwobi's brilliant opener at Craven Cottage with a wonderful strike of his own, controlling Mario Lemina's long ball with his first touch before lifting a delicate finish over goalkeeper Bernd Leno.  Joao Gomes put the visitors in front after the break, before Cunha curled another magnificent effort into the far corner and Goncalo Guedes added a late fourth on the counter-attack to seal a victory which moved Wolves out of the relegation zone.  

"Everyone knows how important [Cunha] is to us," O'Neil said of the 25-year-old, whose 10 top-flight goal involvements this season are bettered only by Mohamed Salah, Erling Haaland, Cole Palmer and Bukayo Saka.  "His s, his hunger, his willingness to do the other side of it [off the ball] - he’s come on so much.  "I love working with him. He can be a top player. He works every day to be as good as he can be. This was Matheus' best out-of-possession performance I've seen from him.  "Bernardo Silva and Martin Odegaard are top without the ball - Matheus' s are as good as anybody's. "There's no limit to where he can get to, ability wise. He's going to stay at Wolves for as long as possible firstly, but after that there's no limit to where he can go."

Both teams struggled for fluency in the early stages on a a wet and windy day, but former Wolves striker Raul Jimenez should have given Fulham the lead three'before Iwobi's strike when he turned Antonee Robinson's low cross against the crossbar from point-blank range.  Second-half substitute Harry Wilson was unfortunate to see a curling shot strike the top of the bar with the score at 2-1, but Cunha's second goal of the contest and Guedes' stoppage-time drive brought Fulham's winning league run to a shuddering halt.

Fulham

Manager: Marco Silva

Formation:

4 - 2 - 3 - 1

Starting lineup

1, B. Leno (c), Captain 33, A. Robinson 3, C. Bassey 45'+4, Yellow Card at 45 + 4 5, J. Andersen 2, K. Tete 67', Yellow Card at 67'  71', sub4 T. Castagne, 20, S. Lukić 18, Andreas Pereira 57', Yellow Card at 57' 59', sub4 T. Cairney, 19, R. Nelson 71', sub4 Adama Traoré, 32, E. Smith Rowe 59', sub4 H. Wilson, 17, A. Iwobi 7, R. Jiménez 71', sub4 Rodrigo Muniz,

Substitutes 23, S. Benda 10, T. Cairney 21, T. Castagne 31, I. Diop 24, J. King 9, Rodrigo Muniz 30, R. Sessegnon 11, Adama Traoré 8, H. Wilson

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Manager: Gary O'Neil

Formation:

3 - 4 - 2 - 1

Starting lineup

1, José Sá 3, R. Aït-Nouri 24, Toti Gomes 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain 19, Rodrigo Gomes 91', sub4 Hwang Hee-Chan, 8, João Gomes T. Doyle 91', sub4 T. Doyle, 7, André 22, Nélson Semedo 96', sub4 A. Pond, 10, Matheus Cunha 92', sub4 Gonçalo Guedes, 27, J. Bellegarde 87', sub4 M. Doherty, 9, J. Larsen

Substitutes  25, D. Bentley 34, L. Cundle 2, M. Doherty 20, T. Doyle 74, T. Edozie 26, Carlos Forbs 29, Gonçalo Guedes 11, Hwang Hee-Chan 46, A. Pond

Match Officials

Referee: Robert Jones Video Assistant Referee: Jarred Gillett Assistant Referee 1: Ian Hussin Assistant Referee 2: Neil Davies Fourth Official: Michael Oliver Assistant VAR Official: Derek Eaton

International Break Saturday 10-18 November

11 Saturday 9 Nov Saints H W2-0

11 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 Pablo Sarabia (2') Matheus Cunha (51'), Southampton 0 at Full time

HT 1-0

Assists Matheus Cunha (2'), M. Lemina (51')

Venue: Molineux Stadium Attendance: 31,403

Report https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/ckgv3vgl4zzt  Nick Mashiter BBC Sport football news reporter

Matheus Cunha's stunner inspired Wolves to a first Premier League win of the season in their showdown with relegation rivals Southampton.  The forward struck from 25 yards to settle the nerves around Molineux and lift the hosts off the bottom of the table and above the Saints.  He had earlier set up Pablo Sarabia's opener, and victory, which moves Wolves to within a point of safety, eases the pressure on boss Gary O'Neil.  The spotlight instead shines on Saints head coach Russell Martin after a ninth loss in 11 games, but Southampton will point to the decision to disallow Ryan Manning's equaliser, and they felt Cameron Archer was fouled in the build-up to Cunha's strike. The visitors dominated but failed to capitalise on their territorial advantage, having fallen behind to Sarabia's second-minute strike.

Cunha seized on Kyle Walker-Peters' header on the halfway line and darted towards the box. He slipped in Sarabia and the midfielder rounded Aaron Ramsdale to give Wolves a dream start.  The hosts had not kept a clean sheet in the league since February - a run of 22 games - and thought their wait would continue when Manning's rocket from an angle found the top corner after 11 minutes. The defender smashed in after Wolves failed to clear Walker-Peters' cross, but it was disallowed when referee Thomas Bramall, after checking his monitor, ruled that Mateus Fernandes had fouled Nelson Semedo. It gave the Saints belief and they bossed the rest of the half, Taylor Harwood-Bellis wasting their best chance when he headed a corner wide.

Molineux was restless but the tension disappeared when Cunha blasted in after the break, leaving Southampton fuming in the belief Archer was fouled.  It left them with no way back and Wolves comfortably held on to breathe life into their season and deliver another damaging blow to the Saints.  

Wolves must build on victory

Victory cannot be understated. While there is no desire from the club to sack O'Neil, the situation would have fast become untenable if Wolves had lost. The head coach has stuck to his guns and insisted it had still been calm at the club amid any growing panic externally as the winless run continued, but he needed victories to back up those suggestions. A first league clean sheet in 23 games, since a 1-0 win over Sheffield United in February, and a first win of the season can give Wolves a springboard, and Crystal Palace's defeat by Fulham leaves them within touching distance. Victory, almost at any cost, was paramount, especially against relegation rivals, and they must build on it. There is a recognition Wolves have the players to survive, and performances have not been as bad as results suggest, but they needed to start proving it. Games against Fulham and Bournemouth complete the month and Wolves need to put their money where their mouth is. They have consistently felt they have deserved more in their previous 10 games and, after three games unbeaten, they need to make this new momentum count.

                   Wolves   Southampton

Possession  28.9%    71.1%

Shots             9            9

Shots on target 4         0

Shots off target 1         6

Blocked shots   3          3

touches in the box 19 19

Goalkeeper saves 0      2

Aerial duels won  5      9

Fouls                  14      12

Corners                1        9

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Manager:

Gary O'Neil

Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1

1, José Sá 24, Toti Gomes 15, C. Dawson 4, S. Bueno 22, Nélson Semedo 8, João Gomes 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain 3, R. Aït-Nouri 95', substituted for M. Doherty at 95 10,

Matheus Cunha 90', substituted for Rodrigo Gomes, 21, Pablo Sarabia 46', substituted for J. Bellegarde, 9, J. Strand Larsen 73', substituted for Gonçalo Guedes

Substitutes 27, J. Bellegarde 81', Yellow Card at 81 minutes 2, M. Doherty  20, T. Doyle  26, Carlos Forbs  29, Gonçalo Guedes  19, Rodrigo Gomes  31, S. Johnstone 46, A. Pond 7, André

Southampton

Manager: Russell Martin

Formation: 5 - 4 - 1

30, A. Ramsdale 51', Yellow Card at 51 minutes 5, J. Stephens (c), Captain 60', substituted for Y. Sugawara, 35, J. Bednarek 6, T. Harwood-Bellis 22', Yellow Card, 3, R. Manning 46', substituted for T. Dibling, 2, K. Walker-Peters 78', Yellow Card, 18, Mateus Fernandes 10, A. Lallana 60', substituted for L. Ugochukwu, 7, J. Aribo 73', substituted for B. Brereton, 9, A. Armstrong 19, C. Archer 73', substituted for P. Onuachu.

Subs 27, S. Amo-Ameyaw 14, J. Bree 17, B. Brereton 33, T. Dibling 1, A. McCarthy 32, P. Onuachu 16, Y. Sugawara 26, L. Ugochukwu 89', Yellow Card, 15, N. Wood-Gordon

Match Officials

Referee: Thomas Bramall Video Assistant Referee: Chris Kavanagh Assistant Referee 1: Scott Ledger Assistant Referee 2: Akil Howson Fourth Official: Dean Whitestone Assistant VAR Official: Ian Hussin

Team news

Hwang Hee-chan could come back into contention for Wolves after resuming training, while Sam Johnstone has recovered from a groin problem and is available.  Yerson Mosquera, Enso Gonzalez, Sasa Kalajdzic and Boubacar Traore remain out.  Rayan Ait-Nouri, Joao Gomes, Nelson Semedo and Toti Gomes are a booking away from a ban.

Adam Lallana may be involved for Southampton despite being withdrawn at half-time during the win against Everton because of a minor groin issue.  However, Ryan Fraser is not ready to return from illness, with Gavin Bazunu, Ross Stewart and Will Smallbone also still sidelined.

Match facts

Head-to-head

Wolves have won five consecutive top-flight games against Southampton, their longest Premier League winning streak versus a single opponent.  Saints beat Wolves 3-1 at St Mary’s in April 2019 but that is their only victory in the past 14 league meetings.  Southampton’s only Premier League win at Molineux was by 4-1 in April 2004, when Kevin Phillips scored two late goals.  

WW could fail to win any of their opening 11 league fixtures for just the second time. It also happened in 1983-84, when they went winless in their first 14 top-flight games and were eventually relegated.  The 2-1 victory against Luton on 27 April is their only win in 20 Premier League matches. They have gone 22 consecutive top-flight fixtures without a clean sheet, conceding multiple goals in each of the past seven.  Gary O’Neil’s side won all three of their home league games against newly-promoted opposition last season, all by a single-goal margin.   Santiago Bueno celebrates his 26th birthday on the day of this match.

Southampton

The 1-0 victory against Everton ended their winless run of 22 Premier League games and a streak of 21 top-flight matches without a clean sheet.  Saints last won back-to-back Premier League fixtures in February 2022, when they beat both Everton and Norwich 2-0.  A ninth consecutive top-flight away defeat would be their worst run since 1993, and one shy of a club record set in 1974. The last time they avoided defeat in a Premier League away game was a 3-3 draw at Arsenal in April last year. Russell Martin’s side have scored seven league goals this season, fewer than any other side.  Adam Armstrong, who has five goals in 75 Premier League games, is vying to score in successive top-flight appearances for the first time.

10 Saturday 2 Nov Crystal Palace H D 2-2

 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 J. Strand Larsen (67') João Gomes (72') Crystal Palace 2 T. Chalobah (60') M. Guéhi (77')

HT 0-0

Assists Wolverhampton Wanderers,Matheus Cunha (67'), Gonçalo Guedes (72') Crystal Palace,D. Muñoz (77')

Venue: Molineux Stadium Attendance: 29,505

Strand-Larsen’s goal was Wolves’ 8,000th League Goal

REPORT https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c80l5red7r2t Jess Anderson BBC Sport journalist

Wolves remain without a win in the Premier League as they were held to an entertaining draw by fellow strugglers Crystal Palace at Molineux. Gary O'Neil's side came from behind to go ahead but could not hold on and have now failed to win any of their opening 10 games.  After a stale first half of limited chances, the game livened up when Trevoh Chalobah opened the scoring for the visitors, his low strike in the 67th minute following some poor defensive work from Wolves. But Jorgen Strand Larsen cancelled that out when he slotted through Dean Henderson's legs.  Joao Gomes then finished well from Goncalo Gomes' low cross to give his side the lead before an unmarked Marc Guehi tapped home at the back post from a corner to draw Palace level.  Jean-Philippe Mateta thought he had given his team a dramatic victory in the 96th minute when he placed a loose ball in the back of the net but was denied the moment of glory because of a foul on Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa in the build up.  

Wolves and Ipswich remain the only two sides in the league yet to register a win this campaign while Palace sit 17th, two points clear of the drop zone.

Wolves have never started a Premier League season so poorly having failed to win their opening 10 matches of any campaign for just the third time in their history (1983-84 and in the second tier in 1926-27).  During that run they have conceded 27 goals, more than anyone else in the league and lost four of their five matches at Molineux. But after rallying to secure a dramatic draw against Brighton last time out it seemed their wretched season may be beginning to turn around. For the first time in 20 games they kept a first-half clean sheet and Pablo Sarabia and Rayan Ait-Nouri both went close to openers. As the game opened up in the second half Wolves once again showed character to come from behind to lead. But they were punished for not picking up Guehi from a set piece. Booing from the home supporters told the tale of how they feel about the season so far and, as it stands, O’Neil is surely under huge pressure to start delivering results with a crucial game against 19th-place Southampton next up before the international break.

 Wolvesd

Manager: Gary O'Neil Formation: 3 - 4 - 2 - 1

1, José Sá 24, Toti Gomes J. Bellegarde 63', substituted for J. Bellegarde at 63' 15, C. Dawson 4, S. Bueno 3, R. Aït-Nouri 8, João Gomes 20, T. Doyle M. Lemina 62',  substituted for M. Lemina at 62' 22, Nélson Semedo (c), Captain 10, Matheus Cunha 21, Pablo Sarabia Gonçalo Guedes 62', substituted for Gonçalo Guedes at 62' 9, J. Strand Larsen Substitutes home team,Wolverhampton Wanderers   27, J. Bellegarde   25, D. Bentley   2, M. Doherty   26, Carlos Forbs   29, Gonçalo Guedes 88', Yellow card at 88' 19, Rodrigo Gomes   5, M. Lemina  46, A. Pond   7, André

Crystal Palace

Manager: Oliver Glasner

Formation: 3 - 4 - 2 - 1

1, D. Henderson  6, M. Guéhi (c), Captain   5, M. Lacroix   27, T. Chalobah 3, T. Mitchell 18, D. Kamada 19, W. Hughes 79', Yellow Card at 79' C. Doucouré 80', substituted for C. Doucouré at 80' 12, D. Muñoz 89', Yellow Card at 89' 9, E. Nketiah N. Clyne 84', substituted for N. Clyne at 84' 7, I. Sarr J. Schlupp 90', substituted for J. Schlupp at 90' 14, J. Mateta

away team,Crystal Palace subs 17, N. Clyne 55, J. Devenny 28, C. Doucouré 31, R. Matthews 58, C. Kporha 64, A. Agbinone 15, J. Schlupp 30, M. Turner 46, F. Umeh

Match Officials

Referee: Anthony Taylor Video Assistant Referee: Paul Tierney Assistant Referee 1: Gary Beswick Assistant Referee 2: Adam Nunn Fourth Official: Simon Hooper Assistant VAR Official: Ian Hussin

Team news

Wolves midfielder Mario Lemina is expected to be available despite being forced off at half-time in the draw at Brighton with a minor calf injury. Sam Johnstone is back in contention after missing two games but Hwang Hee-chan, Sasa Kalajdzic, Enso Gonzalez, Yerson Mosquera, Boubacar Traore and Bastien Meupiyou remain out.

Crystal Palace have suffered a double injury blow ahead of the trip to Molineux with Adam Wharton ruled out for a month after undergoing groin surgery, while Eberechi Eze will miss two weeks after he sustained a hamstring injury in the EFL Cup win at Aston Villa. Jefferson Lerma, Chadi Riad, Chris Richards and Matheus Franca remain sidelined but Cheick Doucoure is available.

Match facts

Head-to-head

Wolves have lost six of their last seven Premier League games against Crystal Palace. In last season's Premier League, Palace defeated Wolves 3-2 at Selhurst Park and 3-1 at Molineux. The Eagles have won three of their six Premier League visits to Molineux - all six of those matches were decided by a two-goal margin for the victors.

Wolves have lost each of their opening four home fixtures of a league campaign for the first time. They have failed to win any of their opening nine matches of a league campaign for the third time, having done so in the top flight in 1983-84 and in the second tier in 1926-27. A team has had a winless run of at least 10 matches from the beginning of a Premier League season on 18 occasions. Only five of those teams went on to avoid relegation: Everton (1994-95), Blackburn (1996-97), Derby (2000-01) and Newcastle (2018-19 and 2021-22). Wolves have won just one of their last 19 top-flight games, a 2-1 home victory against Luton on 27 April. Premier League matches involving Wolves this term have produced a league-high 37 goals, while Palace's fixtures have yielded a league-low 17 goals.  Wolves have conceded 25 goals this season. Only Southampton, with 26 in 2012-13, have conceded more goals after nine games of a Premier League campaign. Gary O'Neil has lost all four top-flight matches as a manager against Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace's 1-0 home win against Spurs last time out was their first of the season. However, the Eagles have won only two of their last 17 Premier League away fixtures: 1-0 at Liverpool on 14 April and 3-1 at Wolves on 11 May. Palace have scored six Premier League goals this season, a joint-league low alongside Southampton. They netted 29 goals in 13 league games under Oliver Glasner last season - the fifth-highest tally in that time period. Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze are joint-fourth in Palace's all-time leading Premier League goalscorers with 27 goals. The top three are Wilfried Zaha (68), Christian Benteke (35) and Luka Milivojevic (28). Mateta has scored 16 goals in 22 Premier League appearances under Oliver Glasner but only two have been scored in away games - including one at Molineux.Eze has scored in four of his five Premier League starts versus Wolves, his joint-highest top-flight goals tally against any side, along with Sheffield United.

09 Saturday 26 Oct Brighton A D2-2

Brighton & Hove Albion 2 D. Welbeck (45') E. Ferguson (85') Wolverhampton Wanderers 2  R. Aït-Nouri (88') Matheus Cunha (90'+3)

Assists BHA,G. Rutter (45'), T. Lamptey (85') WW T. Doyle (90'+3

Full time

HT 1-0

Venue: American Express Stadium Attendance: 31,840

WW  1, José Sá 24, Toti Gomes 41', Yellow Card at 41' sub4 Carlos Forbs 46', then Rodrigo Gomes 95', 15, C. Dawson 4, S. Bueno 3, R. Aït-Nouri 50', Yellow Card at 50'  5, M. Lemina (c), Captain sub4 Pablo Sarabia 46', 20, T. Doyle 22, Nélson Semedo 10, Matheus Cunha 8, João Gomes sub4 Conçalo Guedes 91', 9, J. Strand Larsen 45'+3,  yellow Card at 45+3', André 94'

Report https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c981881302lt  Neil Johnston BBC Sport journalist

Wolves staged a dramatic late fightback to snatch a point and lift themselves off the bottom of the Premier League in a thrilling game at Brighton. The home side looked to be coasting to three points and a place in the top four after substitute Evan Ferguson made it 2-0 in the 85th minute after in-form Danny Welbeck had opened the scoring at the end of the first half. It left Gary O'Neil's Wolves staring at a sixth successive league defeat.

But Rayan Ait-Nouri reduced the deficit in the 88th minute before Brazil forward Matheus Cunha capped an impressive performance with a deflected shot which went in off the underside of the bar in the 93rd minute.  The equaliser came moments after Brighton somehow messed up a four-on-one situation as they searched for a third goal. It allowed Wolves to break up the other end through Tommy Doyle who produced the pass for Cunha's late finish. The point was enough to lift Wolves off the bottom of the table after a horrible run of results left O'Neil under serious pressure.

Having won just one of their first seven Premier League meetings with Wolves (D4 L2), Brighton have now won four of their last five against them (D1).Wolves have won just three of their 20 away league games against Brighton (D8 L9), with all three victories coming by a 1-0 scoreline (September 2004, January 2016 and December 2021).

Brighton are looking to win three successive Premier League games for the first time since September 2023, while the Seagulls are also looking to win two in a row without conceding in the competition for the first time since April/May 2023 – one of which was against Wolves.

In their first four Premier League seasons, Brighton’s average point tally after eight matches was 7.8. Since 2021-22, they are averaging exactly 15 points at this stage, winning 15 this season (W4 D3 L1).

Brighton and Hove Albion have won just 12 of their 45 Premier League matches against teams starting the day in the relegation zone (27%). Among teams to play in more than five seasons, only West Brom (26%, won 20/78) have a lower win percentage than the Seagulls.

Lewis Dunk could make his 250th Premier League appearance in this match for Brighton. All of his 249 games so far have been starts, with only five outfield players starting each of their first 250 games in the competition: Gary McAllister (1992-99), Des Walker (1992-2000), Gary Pallister (1992-2000), Gareth Southgate (1992-2000) and Paul Ince (1992-2001).

Wolves have picked up just one point in their last 11 Premier League games, losing more games (10) and conceding more goals (33) than any other side in that time.

Wolves have lost their last five Premier League matches, despite finding the net in each match. The last team to lose six top-flight games in a row while scoring in every game were Man City in November/December 1960.

Jørgen Strand Larsen has been involved in four goals in his last seven Premier League appearances (3 goals, 1 assist), although he has ended on the losing side in all four games he has scored or assisted. The only other player to score or assist in four games and lose every single game in Premier League history was Watford midfielder Richard Johnson in the 1999-00 season.

Wolves midfielder João Gomes has committed the most fouls in the Premier League this season (20) and only two players have more bookings than he does (4). His yellow card against Man City was his 20th in just 53 appearances, the sixth fewest appearances for a player to receive 20 yellows in Premier League history.

08 Sunday 20  Oct Manchester City H 2pm Sky L1-2 VAR

 

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 J. Strand Larsen (7')  Manchester City 2 J. Gvardiol (33') J. Stones (90'+5)

Half Time  (WW) 1 ,  (MC) 1

Assists Semedo 7'  MC  JJ. Doku (33'), P. Foden (90'+5 and VAR who didn't show the whole sequence)

Venue: Molineux Stadium Attendance: 31,319

Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c93yv0xewzpt  

Nick Mashiter BBC Sport football news reporter at Molineux

John Stones' dramatic stoppage-time winner kept  (MC) in touch with Premier League leaders Liverpool as the champions beat battling Wolves.

The defender's header - in the fifth minute of injury time - was given when referee Chris Kavanagh awarded the goal on review, to the hosts' fury, after it was initially ruled out for offside. Josko Gvardiol had earlier cancelled out Jorgen Strand Larsen's opener for Wolves, who remain winless this season and are bottom of the Premier League. City made the early running at Molineux but were stunned on seven minutes when neat build-up play sent Nelson Semedo away and his brilliant cross, which bypassed four visiting defenders, was tapped in by Strand Larsen. The recalled Jose Sa, replacing the injured Sam Johnstone in goal, denied Bernardo Silva soon after as City controlled the game, but they had to wait until the 33rd minute to level when Gvardiol found the top corner from 20 yards. Yet it did not give them an immediate platform for victory and the visitors were met by an undaunted opponent who denied them space, although only an excellent low save from Sa denied Savinho in first-half stoppage time. Another Sa stop kept Ruben Dias out as City camped in the hosts' half but they were almost caught out by a rare Wolves break, Matheus Cunha shooting wide. Pep Guardiola summoned Phil Foden and Jack Grealish from the bench but City were made to wait until deep into stoppage time to find a winner. Stones headed in Foden's corner, only for Silva to be ruled offside as he was standing in front of Sa, but, with the City players watching on, referee Kavanagh gave the goal to break Wolves' hearts.

More evidence of Wolves' qualities as they search for win - A heartbreaking defeat almost encapsulates Wolves’ season.

Competitive and determined, united and loyal to Gary O'Neil's plan but still unable to hold on for a draw which would have felt like a win. O'Neil had promised Wolves would continue to imprint their identity, leaving everything on the pitch, and prove they are good enough to compete at this level. They have shown that during the 14 months he has been at Molineux and, against  (MC), it was evident again. Grit and determination were there in abundance and, despite a gut-wrenching defeat, there are positives once again. The fans were appreciative of their sides' battling efforts – with Joao Gomes excellent – and any fury was directed to Kavanagh for giving the goal and not awarding Wolves a free-kick before City's flurry of late corners which ultimately led to their winner.  There is no appetite for change at Wolves, despite their winless opening, and there is enough evidence they can survive – although the importance of finding a victory becomes more important by the game.

Overall Possession  WOL22.4% MCI 77.6%

Shots  (WW) 3 (MC) 22

Shots on target  (WW) 2 (MC) 7

Shots off target  (WW) 1 (MC) 7

Blocked shots  (WW) 0 (MC) 8

Total touches in the box  (WW) 4 (MC) 85

Goalkeeper saves  (WW) 5 (MC) 1

Aerial duels won  (WW) 14 (MC) 13

Fouls  (WW) 8 (MC) 5

Corners  (WW) 1 (MC) 18

Team news

 (WW) forward Hwang Hee-chan misses out after injuring his ankle playing for South Korea.  Enso Gonzalez, Sasa Kalajdzic, Yerson Mosquera and Boubacar Traore are still on the sidelines.    (MC) are definitely without Kevin De Bruyne, while Nathan Ake remains a doubt.  Rodri and Oscar Bobb are long-term injury absentees.

Match facts

Head-to-head

 (MC) have won seven of the past eight league meetings, scoring a total of 25 goals in those games. Their only defeat during that period was by 2-1 at Molineux last season.  Wolves are aiming to win consecutive home league games against City for the first time since a run of three between 1982 and 1996. City have dropped points in three of their six Premier League visits to Molineux.

 (WW) have failed to win any of their opening seven league games for the first time since the 2004-05 Championship season. One point from seven matches is their joint-lowest tally at this stage of a season, along with 1926-27 and 1964-65.  They are looking to avoid six consecutive defeats in all competitions for the first time since February to March 2017 under Paul Lambert.  Wolves are aiming to avoid losing their opening four home games to a season for the first time.  Their only win in the past 17 league fixtures was 2-1 against Luton on 27 April.  Gary O'Neil's side have conceded a league-high 21 goals this season.  They have not kept a clean sheet for 17 league matches since beating Sheffield United on 25 February.  The eight goals they have conceded from set-pieces this season is twice as many as any other top-flight club.  O'Neil could become the first English manager to record multiple Premier League wins against Pep Guardiola.

 (MC) could set a club record of 31 league games without defeat. Only on six occasions in English top-flight history has a side gone more than 30 matches without losing, most recently Liverpool’s run of 44 games from January 2019 to February 2020. City have gone behind in four of their past six top-flight fixtures but they have recovered a league-high 10 points from losing positions this season.  They have avoided defeat in the last 11 league matches in which they’ve trailed (W9, D2), the joint-longest run in the Premier League history along with Arsenal in October 2004. Pep Guardiola’s side have failed to keep a clean sheet in six league games since their 2-0 win at Chelsea on the opening weekend.  Their tally of 21 top-flight goals from outside the penalty area since the start of last season is nine more than any other side. Erling Haaland has scored eight goals in just four league appearances against Wolves, averaging one every 40 minutes. Only one of those goals has come at Molineux.  None of City's last five league goals has been scored by Haaland - he had previously netted eight successive goals for the reigning champions.

International Break Saturday 6-14 October

07 Saturday 5 Oct  Brentford A L5-3 Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cwye92d7xlqt

06 Saturday 28 Sept Liverpool H 5:30pm Sky L1-2  Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cn7yx1gxr8lt

05 Saturday 21 Sept Aston Villa A L3-1 Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/czxdvg7d53pt

CC3 Wed 18 Sept Carabao Cup A Brighton & HA L3-2 7:45 Sky

Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c07ney4yy0kt

04 Sunday 15 Sept Newcastle Utd H L1-2

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 M. Lemina (36')   Newcastle United 2 F. Schär (75')  H. Barnes (80')

Assists

WW  Strand Larsen (36') NU Bruno Guimarães (75'), J. Willock (80')

Hilites https://www.skysports.com/football/wolverhampton-wanderers-vs-newcastle-united/report/505846

REPORT: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c1w7w74991nHILITES Nick Mashiter BBC Sport football news reporter

Harvey Barnes' stunning strike maintained Newcastle's unbeaten start after the Magpies came from behind to win at Wolves.  

The winger, on as a substitute, curled in from 20 yards with 10 ' left soon after Fabian Schar had levelled.  

Mario Lemina's first goal since February gave the hosts the lead but Gary O'Neil's side remain winless from their opening four games.

Newcastle started strongly and Wolves keeper Sam Johnstone tipped Jacob Murphy's shot over after the winger burst through, prompting an animated discussion between O'Neil and defender Craig Dawson.  The visitors continued to make the early running and Anthony Gordon hit the post when he ghosted past Nelson Semedo and nutmegged Yerson Mosquera.  But Wolves settled and Lemina put them ahead nine ' before half-time, sweeping in Jorgen Strand Larsen's cross after Joao Gomes' cute dummy.  Newcastle manager Eddie Howe had seen enough and sent on Barnes, Sandro Tonali and Joe Willock for Alexsandar Isak, Sean Longstaff and Joelinton at the break.  Yet the changes failed to have an immediate impact and, after Johnstone saved Bruno Guimaraes' strike, Strand Larsen came close to doubling Wolves' lead when he hit the post after 52 '.   Nick Pope denied Strand Larsen and Matheus Cunha but Schar levelled with 15 ' left when his 30-yard effort clipped Craig Dawson and flew in before Barnes' superb goal won it.  Pope denied Cunha a stoppage-time leveller and Barnes could have added a third for Newcastle, only to dink wide with just Johnstone to beat.

Team Lineups

Referee: Chris Kavanagh Video Assistant Referee: John Brooks

WW Manager: Gary O'Neil

Formation:

4 - 4 - 1 - 1

31, S. Johnstone 3, R. Aït-Nouri 63', Yellow Card at 63 ' Carlos Forbs 86', sub4  Carlos Forbs at 86 ' 15, C. Dawson 14, Y. Mosquera 22, Nélson Semedo 70', Yellow Card at 70 '  sub4  M. Doherty at 77 ' 27, J. Bellegarde ' sub4  Hwang Hee-Chan at 71 ' 8, João Gomes 7, André 73', Yellow Card at 73 ' T. Doyle 77', sub4  T. Doyle at 77 ' 5, M. Lemina (c), Captain 10, Matheus Cunha 9, J. Strand Larsen Gonçalo Guedes 86', sub4  Gonçalo Guedes at 86 '

SubsWW 4, S. Bueno 2, M. Doherty 20, T. Doyle 26, Carlos Forbs 29, Gonçalo Guedes 19, Rodrigo Gomes 11, Hwang Hee-Chan 1, José Sá 21, Pablo Sarabia

NU Manager: Eddie Howe

Formation:

4 - 3 - 3

22, N. Pope 20, L. Hall 33, D. Burn 52', Yellow Card 5, F. Schär 21, T. Livramento K. sub4  K. Trippier at 64 ' 7,Joelinton 38', Yellow Card 8 'J. Willock 46', sub4  J. Willock 39, Bruno Guimarães (c), Captain L. Kelly 87', sub4  L. Kelly 36, S. Longstaff S. Tonali 46', sub4  S. Tonali 10 A. Gordon 14, A. Isak H. Barnes 46', sub4  H. Barnes 23, J. Murphy 90'+6, Yellow Card Substitutes

away team,NU

SUBS 24, M. Almirón  11, H. Barnes 1, M. Dúbravka 25, L. Kelly 17, E. Krafth 18, W. Osula 8, S. Tonali  2, K. Trippier 28, J. Willock  

Match Officials Assistant Referee 1: Lee Betts Assistant Referee 2: Richard West Fourth Official:Simon HooperAssistant VAR Official:Timothy Wood

Overall Possession WW 48.7%NU 51.3%

Shots WW 12NU 14

Shots on target WW 5NU 6

Shots off target WW 5NU 4

Blocked shots WW 2NU 4

Total touches in the box WW 27NU 22

Goalkeeper saves WW 4NU 4

Aerial duels won WW 8NU 13

Fouls WW 17NU 6

Corners  WW 4NU 7

Wolves have won just one of their past 13 league fixtures, and are winless in their last six. They’ve lost five of their last six league home games, one more than in their previous 19 at Molineux. They can remain winless in their opening two top-flight home matches for the sixth time in seven seasons.  Wolves have three Brazilian players in the starting XI for the first time ever in the Premier League (Andre, Joao Gomes and Matheus Cunha).

International Break Saturday 1-9 September

CC2 Wed28 Aug Carabao Cup H v Burnley 19:45 W2-0

Reporthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/clyl9d33ylgt:

03 Saturday 31 Aug  Nottingham Forest A D1-1

Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/clywn1q8eeqt

02 Sunday 25 Aug Chelsea H 2pm not on tv L2-0

Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cgjvyxxqj11t

01 Saturday  17 Aug Arsenal A L2-0

Report: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cgjvyxxqj11t

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USA

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Wed 31 Jul Wolves v Palace  Maryland ko -01:00 am L 1-3

Sat 03 Aug  Wolves v  Red Bull Leipzig Florida ko 00:30am W3-0

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