Wolves vs Bolton 1-3

Bolton left Molineux with a 3-1 win after turning the game around in the second half. Wolves equalised early after the break, but Bolton retook the lead through a substitute and then added a third to settle it.

Bolton went ahead in the 28th minute when Atsuki Ito scored for 1-0. Wolves were still behind at the break after Mateus Mane was booked in the 26th minute and Bolton protected the lead until half-time, with the score at Wolves 0-1 Bolton.

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde equalised on 50 minutes, finishing from Ladislav Krejčí to make it 1-1. Bolton responded with changes on 63 and 66 minutes, and Sam Dalby, who came on in the 66th minute, restored the lead on 72 minutes with Gaizka Larrazabal providing the assist. Josh Sheehan made it 3-1 on 82 minutes and Bolton then saw out the rest after making another two substitutions on 78 minutes, while Wolves made two changes on 80 minutes and a further change on 85 minutes. Wolves had 62% of the ball, 487 passes to Bolton’s 327 and 19 shots to nine, but Bolton had more shots on target, 6-3, and led expected goals 1.62 to 2.27. Wolves also had eight corners to three and three saves to Bolton’s two, while Bolton had more fouls, 13-10, and Wolves were caught offside six times to Bolton’s once.

Mateus Mane was booked in the 26th minute and Kieran Trippier in the 89th. Bolton’s Gaizka Larrazabal was booked in first-half stoppage time, Ethan Erhahon in the 76th minute and Sean Neave was shown a yellow card three minutes into stoppage time.