West Bromwich
WolverhamptonRound of 32
Cunha 78'
West Bromwich: 33. Griffiths J., 2. Furlong, 3. Townsend C.( till 79'), 4. Kipre( till 78'), 5. Bartley( till 79'), 7. Wallace J., 14. Chalobah( till 67'), 19. Swift, 27. Mowatt, 35. Yokuşlu, 21. Thomas-Asante
Substitution: 31. Fellows(from 67'), 15. Pieters(from 78'), 26. Pipa(from 79'), 36. Taylor Caleb(from 79')
Bench: 24. Palmer, 43. Hall Reece, 37. Whitwell, 32. Malcolm, 47. Heard Fenton
Yellow Cards: Wallace J. 54', Bartley 72'
Wolverhampton: 1. José Sá, 2. Doherty, 15. Dawson, 22. Semedo N., 23. Kilman, 24. Tote Gomes, 5. Lemina, 20. Doyle T., 27. Bellegarde( till 70'), 7. Pedro Neto( till 79'), 12. Cunha
Substitution: 3. Aït-Nouri(from 70'), 62. Chirewa(from 79')
Bench: 25. Bentley Dan., 40. King T., 4. Bueno S., 32. Hodge, 42. Griffiths Х., 63. Frazer
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After defeating Sheffield United, Chelsea suffered another defeat
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Arsenal defender Oleksandr Zinchenko scored an assist in today's match with Wolverhampton
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Tottenham, which only recently led the Premier League, suffered a second defeat in a row
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Newcastle drew 2-2 for the second away match in a row, this time losing points with Wolverhampton
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Wolverhampton center back Max Kilman confirmed in an interview with The Times that he is not eligible to play for the Ukrainian national team
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Manchester City's winning streak at the start of the new Premier League season ended today after an unexpected away defeat to Wolverhampton
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Manchester City are delighted to announce the signing of Matheus Nunes from Wolverhampton Wanderers on a five-year deal
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In the final match of the first round of the EPL Manchester United beat Wolverhampton after an only goal by Rafael Varane
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Wolves and Julen Lopetegui have reached an agreement to part ways, ending the Spaniard’s nine-month reign as head coach at the club
