Wolves’ disappointing loss to Fulham highlighted a lackluster second-half performance that left manager Vitor Pereira far from pleased. The team conceded early in both halves, ultimately falling 2-1 to Fulham at Molineux.
Pereira’s frustration was evident as his players failed to recover from their early mistakes, with Rodrigo Muniz taking advantage of a defensive error to give Fulham the lead in the second half. Despite Pereira’s efforts to inspire his team at halftime, they were unable to mount a comeback against Marco Silva’s side.
Silva himself expressed surprise at Wolves’ lack of fight in the match, noting their inability to create chances in the second half. This was a stark contrast to their previous win over Bournemouth, as the team struggled to maintain their level of performance.
Pereira’s disappointment was palpable as he criticized his team’s lack of concentration and energy in the second half, emphasizing the need for improvement in all areas of the game. The loss was a setback for Wolves in their battle against relegation, highlighting the team’s inconsistency and inability to string together positive results.
