In a recent interview, Jonny Drury caught up with Liam Keen to reflect on Wolves’ late heartbreak against Manchester City. The match started off promising for Wolves, with Jorgen Stand Larsen putting them in an early lead. However, City quickly responded with Josko Gvardiol leveling the score.
As the game progressed, Wolves found themselves under immense pressure in the second half. Despite their defensive efforts, it seemed as though they would be able to hold on for a hard-fought draw. However, their hopes were dashed in the dying moments of the match when John Stones controversially headed in the winning goal for City.
The late goal was a bitter blow for Wolves, who had fought valiantly throughout the game. The result left fans and players alike feeling disappointed, as they had come so close to securing a vital point against one of the top teams in the league. Keen and Drury discussed the match in depth, analyzing key moments and strategies that could have influenced the final outcome.
Overall, Wolves’ late defeat against City served as a harsh lesson in the unforgiving nature of football. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to hold off City’s relentless attack and were left to rue what could have been. As they regroup and prepare for their next match, Wolves will be looking to learn from this experience and come back even stronger in their quest for success in the Premier League.
