Premier League
8:15 p.mMarch 3, 2026
Regular season – 29
Molineux Stadium
Referee: Thomas Bramall, England
Wolves
Liverpool
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0.44
Expected Goals (xG)
1.87
Passing by
238 (80%)
Accurate passes
515 (89%)
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1
G
Jose Sa (C)
7.2
37
d
Ladislav Krejci
6.9
d
Santiago Well
90′ Holding
2
d
Matt Doherty
6.3
6
m
David Moller Wolfe
6.7
m
João Gomes
69′ missing
36
m
Mateu Mane
6.3
m
Jackson Tchatchoua
90+4′
47
F
Angel Gomes
6.7
9
F
Adam Armstrong
6.7
1
G
Alisson
5.9
6
d
Miloš Kerkez
6.5
4
d
Virgil van Dijk (C)
6.6
5
d
Ibrahima Konate
7.2
30
d
Jeremy Frimpong
6.7
10
m
Alexis McAllister
6.6
m
Ryan Gravenberch
22′ missing
18
m
Cody Steele
6.7
8
m
Dominik Szoboszlai
6.9
m
Mohamed Salah
83′
22
F
Team Hugo
6.2
Premier League Ranking – Premier League
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
- Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
- Relegation – Championship
Andre’s spectacular stoppage-time winner sealed a stunning 2-1 win for struggling Wolves against Liverpool at Molineux, sparking wild celebrations.
Wolves, anchored at the bottom of the Premier League table in 20th place with just 13 points, faced a formidable challenge against a fifth-placed Liverpool side looking to cement their European aspirations. The visitors arrived in good form, winning three of their last five league matches.
Liverpool started the game with clear intent, dominating possession and pressing for an early lead. His tricky passing often left Wolves chasing shadows in midfield.
However, the visitors found clear-cut chances hard to come by against a resilient Wolves defence. Ryan Gravenberch received the first yellow card of the game in the 22nd minute for a misguided challenge, highlighting the intensity of the game.
Despite Liverpool’s control, they failed to convert their considerable possession into goals. Wolves goalkeeper José Sá made several crucial saves, denying persistent Liverpool attacks. The first half ended without either team breaking the deadlock, much to the frustration of the traveling support.
At the break, the Liverpool manager reportedly urged his team to find more precision in the final third. Wolves needed to create more offensive opportunities to ease the pressure on their defence.
In the second half, there were anticipated changes from both benches. Liverpool brought on Curtis Jones for Ryan Gravenberch at the restart, looking for fresh impetus. Wolves responded with multiple changes around the hour mark, with Tolu Arokodare and Rodrigo Gomes coming on.
The changes paid dividends for the home team. In the 78th minute, Rodrigo Gomes broke the scoreboard for the Wolves. He picked up an assist from Tolu Arokodare and fired the ball past the Liverpool keeper, igniting the Molineux crowd.
The lead, however, was short-lived. Just five minutes later, Mohamed Salah quickly equalized for Liverpool in the 83rd minute, restoring parity and setting up a frantic finish. Liverpool pushed for a winner, piling pressure on the Wolves goal.
But the final twist came from the locals. In added time, in the 94th minute, Andre rose higher to head home a precise cross from Jackson Tchatchoua. This dramatic goal at the end sent Molineux into a frenzy and secured an unforgettable victory.
Despite Liverpool’s statistical superiority (66% possession, 18 total shots and an expected goals (xG) figure of 1.87), they eventually succumbed. Wolves, with just 34% possession, 4 total shots and a low xG of 0.44, showed remarkable clinic, converting their few chances efficiently.
This monumental result provides Wolves with a vital boost in their desperate fight against relegation, taking them closer to safety. For Liverpool, it represents a damaging setback in their quest for a top-four finish in the Premier League, which put a damper on their European ambitions.
