Wolves ont fourni une performance résiliente mais réussie pour causer la première défaite en league de la saison à Manchester City, qui a remporté le triplé. With Molineux already a cauldron given the return of Matheus Nunes, Gary O’Neil and the Wolves players rose to the occasion, limiting City’s attacking potential to mainly long-range efforts and frightening them on the counter, producing an own goal from Ruben Dias and a winner from Hwang Hee-chan. Les Wolves ont joué avec beaucoup de bravoure dans le match, et leur habileté tactique et leur talent d’attaque personnelle les ont mérités de gagner cette après-midi exceptionnelle.
Après avoir signé un nouveau contrat, Sa a répondu aux critiques en fournissant une performance autoritaire pour maintenir les champions. He made a great save from long range. Manuel Akanji a tiré en plus de plusieurs affirmations fortes de crosses. His distribution was more calm and his kicking was more precise. Alors que sa défense a facilité sa vie, il a démontré la cohérence qu’il peut offrir.
Semedo a été absolument remarquable en produisant l’une de ses meilleures performances avec les Wolves. He a maintenu Jérémy Doku et Jack Grealish en silence, refusant de les permettre de le battre et démontrant patience pour empêcher leurs intrusions dans les canaux internes. He also did most of the work to create the winner with an excellent burst forward before putting in a cross that caused City all kinds of problems before falling to Hwang.
Wolves remained sturdy and challenging to dismantle. Joao Gomes and Lemina consistently reclaimed possession while remaining focused on their responsibilities, stopping assaults. Jose Sa dominated the first half, made a respectable stop from a free header at the back post, and confidently claimed balls.
Hwang danced past City players in the centre of the pitch as we continued to appear aggressive on the break. Hwang was once again engaged after Cunha made a superb challenge in his own half. This time, he sprinted into the City box, cut the ball back, and only a block prevented him from scoring.Wolves led 1-0 at the half after a tenacious and well-organized first period.
We didn’t look to sit back in the second half, and Neto made a mockery of Ake by dancing down the wing and putting a good ball in the box. We remained organised and compact defensively. Each of them put in a lot of effort to prevent City from getting any chances; Semedo and Dawson were outstanding against Doku and Haaland, two elite players.
On the hour mark, City levelled thanks to a fantastic free kick by Alvarez, turning joy into misery. Cunha was fouled just seconds before, but the referee allowed play to continue, which infuriated Wolves supporters.
Wolves continued to make an effort when most teams would have either conceded loss to City at this stage or tried to hold on for a point. There were two fast escapes from Ait-Nouri and
And in the 66th minute, Wolves scored the crucial second goal, making those aspirations come true. Kilman’s lovely through ball sent Semedo rushing forward, and he delivered in a low cross that City only partially cleared. Hwang’s blocked shot found Cunha in the six-yard box, and his deft lay-off found Hwang, who rocketed the ball into the City goal. 4 goals in the Premier League so far. Both Molineux and the 11 players on the pitch exploded.O’Neil’s strategies kept working as the minutes went by and City had all the possession but no clear-cut chances. Traore stood out among the Wolves substitutes who came on and played well.When the final horn sounded, Wolverhampton retained three exquisite points. Following a challenging week for
a really challenging choice. 11 players needed to play well in order to defeat Man City, and they all delivered. Semedo, Hwang, Dawson, Ait-Nouri, and Joao Gomes all played well, as did Semedo. Although not many players managed to defeat Nathan Ake more than once, Pedro Neto did through the entire game. He made an incredible run for the goal, and the young wonder is improving just when we need him to!
I’m Nick, hello! Currently residing in Barcelona and hailing from Wolverhampton. My father chose for me to be a Wolves supporter from day one, and when I was younger, I had season tickets for the North Bank. Bully, my all-time favourite athlete!
Being an English teacher by profession, I usually spend my free time exercising, gardening, or watching cricket.
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