Download OneFootball here: http://tinyurl.com/y3wlchns NOTHING BETTER THAN SOME LAST MINUTE LIMBS!!! A crazy 90 minutes, even if the first 45 nearly put us to sleep. Wolves fell behind from a Olivier Giroud that just crept over the line. However a comeback lead by the two Wolverhampton Wanderers magic men Daniel Podence and Pedro Neto (helped by youngsters Owen Otasowie and Vitinha)! What a performance, we love a midweek Molineux night against Chelsea! Thank you to all the fellow fans who featured! @HarryMansell @AlwaysWolves @AJLewisOfficial Follow Me On Instagram & Twitter: @finerrz
I talk about the Premier League match Wolves vs Chelsea (2-1), to find out What We REALLY Learnt! Chelsea disappoint AGAIN, with particularly the Germans, Kai Havertz and Timo Werner, producing another shocking performance! While Frank Lampard's has a lot of questions to answer, especially why Christian Pulisic spent the entire second half on his weaker right side, while the awful Timo Werner was continuously messing up on the left! Pedro Neto scored an injury time winner at the Molineux as Wolves came from behind to earn a dramatic victory and stop Lampard's Chelsea going top of the Premier League. Daniel Podence had levelled in the second half after Olivier Giroud put the Blues ahead. The Portugal forward tiptoed through the Chelsea defence before wrong-footing goalkeeper Edouard Mendy with a shot that deflected in off Reece James. It came after a fierce Giroud volley from Ben Chilwell's cross crept through Rui Patricio's gloves to open the scoring for the visitors. Neto was denied a late penalty for the hosts after referee Stuart Attwell reviewed his original decision on the pitch-side monitor and judged the Wolves forward was not fouled by Reece James. But Neto broke away in the 95th minute and fired a low strike into the far corner beyond Mendy to earn Wolves only their second win in six games. It is a second successive defeat for Chelsea FC after they were beaten at Everton on Saturday, with Frank Lampard and his side again missing an opportunity to go top of the table. #Chelsea #WOLCHE #ChelseaFC ▶️ Follow me on Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Laus1507 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laus1507/ ▶️ Subscribe to Blues Fans TV: https://www.youtube.com/BluesFansTV Graphics by @MJRGdesign
Have a watch of my match review of Wolves' incredible 2-1 turnaround victory over Chelsea at Molineux on Tuesday 15th December 2020. I cover the highs and lows of a truly memorable encounter (2nd half especially). Topic include star performers, Nuno's formation, trusting the youth and the magic of Neto and Podence! Don't forget to like, subscribe and share. Enjoy!
Goals from Daniel Podence and Pedro Neto earned Wolves all three points at Molineux as Nuno's men came from behind to defeat Chelsea in Tuesday night's Premier League clash.
Don't forget to subscribe 🙏🙏 Arsenal vs. Rapid Vienna Dec 3, 2020 at 8pm UK Arsenal vs. Rapid Vienna Build‑up Preview Football Preview: Arsenal vs. Rapid Vienna - prediction, team news, lineups Arsenal will be desperate to bounce back from their lowly defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers when they face off against Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday evening. Match preview A year to the day that Unai Emery was relieved of his duties as Arsenal manager, the Spaniard's successor Mikel Arteta witnessed a ghastly performance which could have him fearing for his Emirates future as well. Arsenal's showdown with Wolverhampton Wanderers was marred by a sickening clash of heads between Raul Jimenez and David Luiz, but even after their star striker had to be given oxygen as he was stretchered off and transported to hospital, Wolves produced a top-class performance to travel back to the West Midlands with three points in the bag. Arteta witnessed his side score a long-overdue goal from open play in the Premier League as Gabriel Magalhaes powered a header home, but strikes from Pedro Neto and Daniel Podence saw Wolves come out on top and condemn Arsenal to a third top-flight defeat in a row on familiar territory. The Gunners, like many teams, are afflicted with numerous injuries at the moment, but Arteta has now overseen Arsenal's worst ever start to a Premier League season after 10 matches and a top-four charge already looks dead in the water heading into the festive period. One thing that Gooners can take solace in is their side's dominance in Europa League Group B, with Arsenal already guaranteed to advance to the knockout stages, and Arteta's side can secure top spot in the group with victory on their own turf against Vienna. Rapid Vienna boast a far better goal difference than second-placed Molde, but having lost 1-0 to the Norwegian outfit back in October, this week's visitors to the Emirates find themselves outside of the top two. Since losing their opening two group matches, the Austrian giants have notched up seven goals in two successive victories against Dundalk to keep their knockout dreams alive and confirm the Irish side's elimination in the process. With Molde expected to further their own bid for a top-two finish with a victory against Dundalk on matchday five, Rapid Vienna will know that nothing less than a win at the Emirates - however difficult that may be - will do before their crunch showdown with Molde in the final round of group matches. Dietmar Kuhbauer's side have been faltering in the league, though, with Rapid Vienna's winless streak stretching to three top-flight matches as Austria Vienna held them to a 1-1 draw in the capital derby. Arsenal just about managed to eke out a win when they paid a visit to Austria on matchday one, with Luiz and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang both netting after Taxiarchis Fountas had opened the scoring for Rapid Vienna. Arsenal Europa League form: WWWW Arsenal form (all competitions): WWLDWL Rapid Vienna Europa League form: LLWW Rapid Vienna form (all competitions): WWDLWD Team News Arsenal have confirmed the solemn news that Thomas Partey's injury is worse than first thought, and the summer arrival is likely to remain on the treatment table until 2021. Luiz played on for another 30 minutes with blood seeping through his bandage against Wolves - a move which was heavily criticised - and the Brazilian defender is confirmed to be missing this one out. Nicolas Pepe should start this one amid his domestic suspension, while Reiss Nelson - who was dropped for Willian at the weekend in spite of his impressive performance at Molde - is expected to get the nod on the opposite flank. Aubameyang's struggles in front of goal continued against Wolves - despite finding himself in a more familiar central role - and the 31-year-old will make way for either Alexandre Lacazette or Eddie Nketiah here. As for Thursday's visitors, midfield duo Dejan Petrovic and Dejan Ljubicic are thought to be nearing returns to action, but the trip to Arsenal will come too soon for both players. Wholesale changes are unlikely, but Fountas made an appearance from the bench in the Vienna derby and will be dreaming of a second goal against the Gunners this week, so he should start this one. Arsenal possible starting lineup: Runarsson; Cedric, Mustafi, Holding, Maitland-Niles; Xhaka, Elneny; Pepe, Smith Rowe, Nelson; Lacazette Rapid Vienna possible starting lineup: Gartler; Stojkovic, Hofmann, Barac, Ullmann; Grahovac, Knasmullner; Schick, Demir, Fountas; Kara We say: Arsenal 3-1 Rapid Vienna Unai Emery Mikel Arteta Raul Jimenez David Luiz Gabriel Magalhaes Pedro Neto Daniel Podence Thomas Partey Nicolas Pepe Reiss Nelson Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Alexandre Lacazette Eddie Nketiah Dietmar Kuhbauer Taxiarchis Fountas Dejan Petrovic Dejan Ljubicic Willian Football
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Wolves took three points away from Arsenal for the first time in more than 40 years as Pedro Neto and Daniel Podence’s first-half strikes were enough to secure victory at Emirates Stadium. The night was overshadowed by Raul Jimenez being taken to hospital after a collision early in the game.