Wolverhampton
BoltonDay 10
Dalby 72'
Sheehan 82'
Wolverhampton: 1. José Sá - 2. Trippier, 3. Bueno H. (Konan, 80), 34. Djiga - 7. André (Neave, 85) - 8. James (Munetsi, 80), 27. Bellegarde, 37. Krejčí L. II. - 28. Lopeez F. - 10. Armstrong A., 36. Mane M. (Saïd R., 63)
Substitution: Saïd R. (from 63); Konan (from 80); Munetsi (from 80); Neave (from 85)
Bench: 13. Virgínia - 24. Tote Gomes - 20. Doyle T., 23. Chirewa - 38. Tchatchoua J.
Yellow Cards: Mane M. 26; Trippier 89; Neave 90
Bolton: 31. Bazunu - 5. Brunt, 14. Famewo, 18. Toal - 8. Sheehan, 17. Ito (Rodrigues Rub., 66), 21. Erhahon (Simons, 78), 22. Larrazabal - 11. Gale (Conway, 78), 16. Iling (Nelson, 63) - 9. Bair T. (Dalby, 66)
Substitution: Nelson (from 63); Rodrigues Rub. (from 66); Dalby (from 66); Conway (from 78); Simons (from 78)
Bench: 1. Bonham - 6. Davies B. - 39. Hardie
Yellow Cards: Larrazabal 45; Erhahon 76
The opening game of the campaign delivered plenty of action
Tottenham finally brought an end to their nightmare run
West Ham United delivered a statement performance
Brentford were left frustrated after surrendering a two-goal lead
Liverpool responded in style after their recent league setback
Liverpool were undone by Wolves’ tactical discipline, ruthless counter-attacking and a slice of chaotic fortune at the death
Pep Guardiola’s side returned to winning ways
Control without threat summed up the night
Wolves flew out of the blocks and struck three times in an explosive first-half display
It was a deeply embarrassing outcome — dropping points against a team that, until now, had been losing to almost everyone
Liverpool made it four Premier League victories in a row
Arsenal avoided an embarrassing stumble in the Premier League
Manchester United produced a commanding performance in a 4–1 victory
Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially announced the appointment of Rob Edwards as their new head coach, replacing Vítor Pereira at Molineux
The club reportedly will not pay out his contract in full