In a tough match against Manchester City, Wolves put in a stellar performance but ultimately fell short at Molineux.
Jorgen Strand Larsen gave Wolves an early lead by tapping in Nelson Semedo’s cross, but City equalized with a stunning strike by Josko Gvardiol.
Despite a strong defensive effort in the second half, including impressive saves by Jose Sa, Wolves conceded a heartbreaking goal in the 95th minute to John Stones.
Following the match, manager Gary O’Neil explained his decision to substitute André at half-time, citing his struggles with the game plan.
Andre, who had been a standout performer for Wolves, faced challenges adapting to the match against City, but still demonstrated his quality with defensive contributions.
While his performance may not have been at its best against City, André’s overall skill and influence on the team were evident. Thankfully, there was no injury concern for him despite being substituted. Losing him for any length of time would be a significant setback for Wolves.
