Wolves grabbed a crucial point away from home today by clawing back from a 2-0 deficit to secure a draw against Brighton. Despite the spirited comeback, Gary O’Neil’s team remains winless this season, joining a group of Premier League clubs yet to secure three points.
Heading into the match, Wolves were hopeful of a victory at the AMEX stadium. However, as the game unfolded, it became clear that the elusive win would still evade them. The pressure of their winless streak is starting to weigh on the players, with Mario Lemina acknowledging the impact on their morale.
In a pre-game interview with BBC’s Chris Wise, Lemina confirmed that the team is feeling the effects of their poor form, expressing both surprise and determination to break the streak. The prolonged drought without a win is a cause for concern, not just for Wolves but also for struggling teams like Southampton, Ipswich, and Crystal Palace.
While today’s point offers a glimmer of hope, the need for a victory remains urgent. O’Neil will be keenly aware of the growing pressure and the need for swift results to appease fans and club management.
