In a dramatic turn of events at Molineux, Tottenham Hotspur, led by manager Ange Postecoglou, suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Wolves. Despite an impressive early lead through Brennan Johnson’s goal, Spurs’ hopes were dashed by two injury-time strikes from Wolves.

The match seemed destined for a remarkable victory for Spurs, who managed to cope with injuries and suspensions. Johnson’s early goal showcased Spurs’ resilience, but their luck turned sour in the dying moments of the game.

Wolves’ super sub, Pablo Sarabia, delivered a stunning solo goal in injury time, followed by an assist to Mario Lemina, securing Wolves’ comeback victory. The late goals left Molineux in jubilation, while Spurs’ coaching staff and Postecoglou were left in disbelief.

The match highlighted Spurs’ ability to adapt, missing key players like Cristian Romero and Yves Bissouma, who faced suspension and booked for five yellow cards, respectively. Despite their valiant efforts, the injury-time blows left Spurs’ walking wounded devastated.

Here is the highlight video of Wolves vs.Tottenham, which ended with a 2-1 victory for Wolves.

Wolverhampton Wanderers performance and stats

Wolverhampton Wanderers is currently 11th in the Premier League with 15 points.

In the last 12 games, it has won 4 times, drawn 4 times, and lost 4 times. In its last match, Wolverhampton Wanderers won 2-1 against Tottenham Hotspur.​​

It has a negative goal difference after scoring 16 goals and conceding 20.​

Wolverhampton Wanderers will play the next match in Premier League against Fulham on Saturday 25th of November in London.​

Tottenham Hotspur performance and stats

Tottenham Hotspur is currently 3rd in the Premier League with 26 points.

In the last 12 games, it has won 8 times, drawn twice, and lost twice. In its last match, Tottenham Hotspur lost 2-1 against Wolverhampton Wanderers.​​

It has a positive goal difference after scoring 24 goals and conceding 15.​

Tottenham Hotspur will play the next match in Premier League against Aston Villa on Saturday 25th of November in London.​

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