- Wolves are facing a grim fate of relegation, with only two points gained from twelve games in November. Despite a new manager at the helm, the team is struggling with the same issues and lack of progress. If this trend continues, their nine-point deficit could easily double by the January transfer window.
- The debut of new manager Rob Edwards failed to yield instant results as Wolves played with a 5-3-2 formation and two big strikers up front. Despite making key changes to the lineup, including Tchatchoua and Wolfe, the team could not secure a win against Palace.
- Luck seems to elude Wolves as they sit at the bottom of the table, with Palace dominating the first half with no end product. The second half saw Palace capitalizing on deflected passes, further sealing Wolves’ fate as they struggle to find the back of the net.
- The strategy of playing two big strikers proved ineffective, as every knockdown favored Palace and the midfield failed to provide support. Despite efforts from wing backs pushing higher, Wolves could not regain control of the game.
- Wolves are in dire need of organization and structure, with players often out of position and lacking creativity in the midfield. The team’s reliance on long balls to the front two has not been successful, and a lack of intensity in pressing has led to costly fouls. Without a clear game plan or a strong leader on the field, relegation seems inevitable for Wolves, prompting the need to prepare for life in the Championship in January.
SHOCKING REVELATION: Wolves 0–2 Crystal Palace: Five brutal lessons as Rob Edwards inherits a sinking ship
