Day 7
Sheffield United: 1. Cooper - 3. McCallum S. (Norrington-Davies, 85), 5. Tanganga, 15. Kitching, 25. McGuinness - 8. Choudhury (Doherty, 81), 27. Phillips (Cannon, 64) - 4. Arblaster (Rothwell, 81), 42. Peck - 22. Brereton (Jordan Ayew, 64), 45. Bamford
Substitution: Cannon (from 64); Jordan Ayew (from 64); Doherty (from 81); Rothwell (from 81); Norrington-Davies (from 85)
Bench: 17. Davies A. - 44. Riedewald - 16. Shackleton - 11. Donovan
Yellow Cards: McCallum S. 2; Tanganga 48
Wolverhampton: 1. José Sá - 3. Bueno H., 34. Djiga (Tote Gomes, 70) - 5. Munetsi (James, 63), 7. André - 37. Krejčí L. II. - 28. Lopeez F. (Doyle T., 70) - 10. Armstrong A., 21. Gomes R.M. (Raul Jimenez, 63), 36. Mane M., 38. Tchatchoua J. (Trippier, 70)
Substitution: James (from 63); Raul Jimenez (from 63); Trippier (from 70); Tote Gomes (from 70); Doyle T. (from 70)
Bench: 13. Virgínia - 12. Traoré Bo.
Yellow Cards: Krejčí L. II. 17
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

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

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

Sheffield United
Wolverhampton