Wolves’ teenage starlet Sean Neave admitted he was in shock after his dramatic late double secured a remarkable comeback victory at Bristol City.

Wolverhampton Wanderers teenage striker Sean Neave shared his delight after scoring a dramatic late brace to secure a 2-1 comeback victory against Bristol City on Wednesday night. The 19-year-old substitute struck twice in the closing stages, stating there was nothing better in football than having the supporters sing his name.
Neave, who is on loan from Newcastle United, sparked the turnaround in the 82nd minute before heading home the winner from a set piece. The victory extended manager Cesar Peixoto's side's unbeaten streak to five matches and moved Wolves up to second place in the Championship table.
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