Wolves suffered a disappointing 2-0 loss to Brighton over the weekend, causing a slight dip in their momentum in recent weeks.
The defeat, following a previous loss to Manchester City, was sealed by goals from Danny Welbeck and Brajan Gruda for the Seagulls at Molineux. Despite some missed opportunities and an appearance by substitute Jorgen Strand Larsen, Wolves were unable to mount a successful comeback.
Manager Vitor Pereira expressed frustration with his team’s performance, noting a departure from their usual style of play characterized by high pressing and direct attacks. He pointed out a lack of tactical intelligence in the second half against Brighton, a departure from the identity he has worked to establish since taking charge.
Pereira emphasized the need to address these shortcomings in training in order to bounce back from the defeat and regain their winning ways. Despite making tactical changes during the match, Wolves were unable to turn the tide in their favor, leaving them to regroup and refocus for future games.
