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We were buzzing after a stunning 2-0 victory over Manchester United at Molineux. This wasn’t just another game – it felt like a turning point, a moment where everything clicked. Let’s dive into what made this match so special and why fans are filled with hope heading into Christmas.

A New Era Under Victor Pereira

Victor Pereira has made an instant impact at Wolves. After just a few days with the squad, the team already looks transformed. It’s clear the players are responding to his approach. There’s structure, confidence, and an energy we haven’t seen in a long time. Pereira has brought discipline and commanded respect, which has been sorely needed. The players are fighting for the badge, for each other, and for the fans.

In his first two games in charge, Pereira has achieved two wins, keeping a 100% unbeaten record. It’s worth noting he’s the first Portuguese manager since Jose Mourinho to win his opening two Premier League matches. His approach isn’t about being everyone’s best mate – it’s about earning trust and delivering results. And it’s working.

First-Half Domination

Even before Bruno Fernandes’ red card, Wolves looked the better side. The team pressed in unison – not as individuals, but as a cohesive pack. Wolves didn’t give United any room to breathe, winning the ball back quickly and creating numerous opportunities.

Larsen had a powerful header saved, and while the final pass wasn’t always perfect, Wolves played with intent. They looked sharp, fluid, and, most importantly, confident. By the time the second half rolled around, the fans could feel something special brewing.

Goals, Clean Sheets, and More

The first goal came from a corner – a moment of brilliance from Matheus Cunha, who curled it directly into the net. Pereira’s tactical tweaks and set-piece planning are already paying off. Later, Hwang sealed the win, ensuring Wolves secured their second clean sheet in a row – a rarity for this team.

The defence stood strong, though it got a little nervy in the final minutes. Fitness still remains a slight concern, as the pressing naturally waned towards the end, but Pereira’s substitutions were spot on. He used all five changes wisely, with fresh legs ensuring Wolves stayed in control.

Tommy Doyle, and others stepped up when it mattered. It’s not just about the starting XI anymore – there’s depth and belief across the squad.

The Fans’ Perspective

The atmosphere at Molineux was electric. Every stand was alive with energy, and it was clear the fans have their team back. From the defensive shape to the attacking flair, Wolves played as a unit. It wasn’t just a win – it was a performance filled with heart and passion.

Highlights and Moments to Savour

It’s hard to pick just one standout moment. Here are a few highlights:

  • Man of the Match: Matheus Cunha. Scoring directly from a corner and setting up another – his performance was sensational.
  • Parkside Dental Care Moment That Made Us Smile: The feeling of unity among the fans, players, and coaching staff. Wolves have their identity back.
  • Overall Performance Rating: A solid 9 out of 10. It wasn’t perfect, but it was close.

Moving Forward

Wolves are now out of the relegation zone (pending other results), and things are looking up. There’s still work to do – fitness levels need improvement, and consistency will be key – but Pereira’s impact is undeniable. Fans are already looking ahead to Tottenham, brimming with optimism.

The Christmas period has brought more than just festive cheer. It’s brought belief. Belief that this team can compete, perform, and make fans proud. Let’s hope the momentum continues.

If you’re a Wolves fan, this is your moment to soak it up. Leave your thoughts in the comments. How are you feeling after this win?

Merry Christmas, and as always… Always Wolves!

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