It was a real moment for Wolves fans to savor on Tuesday, as the Premier League's last-place side, almost certain to be relegated, shocked the world and beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 at Molineux Stadium.

But the very fact that people are daring to ask the question is in itself extraordinary, given that until a week ago, Rob Edwards’ side were still in with a shot of being the worst team in Premier League history.

Wolves secured back-to-back Premier League victories with a stunning, late win over defending Premier League champions Liverpool under the Molineux lights. After an uneventful first half, the second period proved a complete contrast,

That is something no one associated with Wolves wanted at all, so getting past that is a relief. Friday night's under the lights always have potential to be special, the rain and the weather wasn't playing into that narrative,

Arsenal threw away a 2-0 lead at last-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers last night in the Premier League, as the Gunners lost valuable momentum in the title race – with just a two point lead if

Ladislav Krejci said Wolves’ stunning victory over defending champions Liverpool will serve as a major confidence boost and proof they can compete with anyone.

Wolves earned just their third win of the Premier League season – but their second in four days – after producing a stunning display to claim three