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Wolverhampton Wanderers’ season continued to unravel as Brentford walked away from Molineux with a deserved 2–0 victory, powered by two well-taken goals from Keane Lewis-Potter. For supporters watching live or following updates through 닌자티비, it was another long afternoon where hope briefly appeared before slipping away, leaving frustration echoing both online and inside the stadium.

A Quiet and Emotional Beginning 🕊️🏟️

Before the football truly began, the mood at Molineux was heavy and respectful. The crowd observed a silence in memory of Ethan McLeod, a former Wolves academy player who sadly passed away at the age of 21. His family stood pitchside, a moment that reminded everyone of the human side of the game. That shared respect soon shifted into nervous anticipation as Wolves tried to start brightly.

Early Energy Fades Too Quickly 🔄⚽

Wolves showed intent in the opening stages, pressing higher and moving the ball with purpose. Rob Edwards’ changes brought short-lived energy, but it didn’t last. Brentford gradually took control, slowing the tempo and keeping possession more than they usually do. The first half struggled to spark into life, with very few chances and long spells of cautious play. Fans following on 닌자티비 could sense the tension building as Wolves found it hard to create anything meaningful.

Brentford’s Patience Pays Off 🔥🐝

The second half saw Brentford grow in confidence. José Sá was called into action, making important saves to keep Wolves level, but the warning signs were clear. The breakthrough came from a simple ball forward that Wolves failed to read, allowing Lewis-Potter to react quickest and finish with confidence. It was a goal that summed up Wolves’ season so far, where small lapses are punished.

As Wolves pushed forward in search of a response, space opened up at the back. Brentford remained calm and organized, and Lewis-Potter struck again late in the match, stretching to convert a cross and end any lingering doubt. Watching through 닌자티비, it was obvious which side looked composed when it mattered most.

Growing Anger in the Stands 😔📣

The atmosphere inside Molineux shifted from frustration to open disappointment. Chants questioning effort and commitment rang out, and many supporters chose to leave early. A late penalty briefly offered hope, but Strand Larsen’s attempt was saved by Caoimhín Kelleher, adding to the sense that nothing was going Wolves’ way. Even viewers on 닌자티비 could feel how deflated the home crowd had become.

A Difficult Record Before the Festive Period 🎄⚠️

With just two points from 17 matches, Wolves now sit alongside the lowest Christmas points total in Premier League history. It’s a painful statistic for a club with deep roots and loyal support. Brentford, meanwhile, quietly did their job and moved on with confidence intact.

For fans keeping close watch via 닌자티비, this match felt like another reminder of how tough this season has been. The challenge now is finding belief, structure, and momentum as Wolves look ahead, hoping for a turning point that has so far remained out of reach.

Wolves supporters were down and miserable before Christmas, now they are joyful and look forward to the final remaining games of the season. 

Author: Jessica Potts 

Matchdays: a day for fans to come together. Thousands of people heading to the same place to watch players kick a ball around a pitch. A beer with your mates in the pub. A time for family to bond. Children were smiling and joyful whilst meeting the mascots and their heroes.  

The sun was shining, the beers were flowing, the burgers were sizzling. Molineux was packed out with fans feeling confident that the team would win and build upon their recent performances and point tally. Fans queued and queued and piled into their seats ready to watch their team play.  

Wolves had a rough start to the season, in which they only gained one point from their first 10 premier league games. They drew a couple of games against Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace and then got their first league win against Southampton at Molineux back in November.   

But since the arrival of Vítor Pereira, the old gold have become the most inform team in Europe.  They have picked up crucial points since December. Fans say they feel they have reconnected with the club.  

I spoke to Wolves supporters about what they think of their manager and the job that he has done to keep them in the Premier League next season.  

Jamie, in his early twenties, has followed the club since he was a child. He has experienced plenty of highs and lows with the club such as back-to-back relegations but also witnessed European football at Molineux too even at such a young age.  

Jamie feels great about staying in the competitive Premier League and is amazed at the way the players have turned a bad start to the season into a brilliant ending. 

‘Vitor has worked his magic and kept us up.’ 

He thinks that Vítor has had a huge impact on not only the team but also the fans. ‘It reminds me and other fans of the Nuno days with how well we are connected. He goes into pubs and socializes with us like he is one of us.’ 

I also spoke to female fan, Alyshia. She a teenager and is one of many who deal with sexism in sport but is passionate and supportive of her team.  

Alyshia says that ‘being bottom of the table at Christmas was the last thing any of us wanted. But now we have a comfortable gap between us and the drop zone which doesn’t feel real.’   

Alyshia thinks that ‘Pereira has brought the fans back together by celebrating with them after matches and he’s saved what we all love about Wolves, the community.’  

Another young fan, Kyle, thinks that Pereira has come in and done a stunning job. ‘We have now hit over 40 points and avoided relegation. He’s gathered the fans back together and we love him.’ 

Kyle adds ‘He has put the spirit back into the players and dressing room. For me he should be nominated for manager of the season.’ 

Supporters of the club are clearly enjoying the football under Pereira and how he cares about the team and the fans. There aren’t many managers that would go out celebrating with the fans and a beer. 

According to Sky Sports, under the new manger Wolves are creating more chances with expected goals at 1.27 now compared to 1.05 before Vítor came in.  

Sky Sports analysts say that there has been a huge improvement in the defense. Before the change of the head coach Wolves conceded the most goals in the league and had the worst defense. However, since the change in tactics by Pereira they have conceded less goals and kept more clean sheets.  

He has been nominated for premier league manager of the month for April, alongside Unai Emery, Pep Guardiola, Eddie Howe and Arne Slot. Fans would love to see Vítor win the award as he deserves, and credit is due for his work.  

Alyshia is grateful that he is getting recognition that he deserves for what he’s done with the team and club. As a non-big six club it’s nice to see our manager or players being acknowledged.