Wolves debrief: Super-sub magic, a 36-year-old masterclass and a promising sign

Wolverhampton Wanderers secured a dramatic late comeback victory against Bristol City, lifting the club into second place in the Championship. Bristol City took the lead via a direct free-kick, but substitute Sean Neave scored two late goals to secure the win. The result marks Wolves' third consecutive league victory and leaves them just one point behind leaders Middlesbrough.

Manager Cesar Peixoto influenced the match through his decisive substitutions, with 36-year-old Kieran Trippier playing a key role in both goals. Trippier delivered the cross leading to Neave's equalizer and initiated the free-kick that Ladislav Krejci headed across for Neave's winning goal. Midfielder Andre was also highlighted for making a critical defensive tackle to deny a Bristol City counter-attack.