Match summary
Wolves came from behind to win 2-1 away at Bristol City, with a late winner. Bristol City led 1-0 at half-time.
Scott Twine put Bristol City ahead with a direct free kick in the 34th minute, Sean Neave equalised in the 82nd minute, and Neave won it with a header in the 89th minute.
The chances backed that up: Wolves created 2.28 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots to Bristol City's 0.69 from 5.
Bristol City hosted Wolves in Championship matchday 14, suffering a 1-2 defeat after controlling less of the play. The visitors dominated territory and possession with 62 percent of the ball, registering 17 shots compared to the hosts' 5. Wolves also created superior expected goals of 2.28 against Bristol City's 0.69, translating their statistical dominance into a late victory. Both sides maintained fair discipline across the encounter, with Bristol City collecting 2 yellow cards and Wolves receiving 1. The match saw 5 substitutions made by the hosts and 6 by the visitors.
The first half remained tightly contested until the 34th minute when Scott Twine scored to put Bristol City ahead, establishing a 1-0 lead at the interval. After various substitutions in the second half, the disciplinary count grew with yellow cards shown to Cameron Pring in the 63rd minute and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde in the 65th minute. Wolves completed their comeback late in the game when Sean Neave scored in the 82nd minute. Following a yellow card for Luke McNally in the 88th minute, Neave scored again in the 89th minute to secure the away win.