In a postponed match for the nineteenth round of the English Premier League, Wolverhampton, led by Bruno Lage, welcomed Watford, penultimate in the English Premier League, without difficulties, a match that witnessed the return of “Wolves” to victories after three consecutive times. defeats.

It was not even necessary to reach half an hour of the match to understand the fate of the three points, with the match decided in nine minutes: in the 13th minute, Benfica Raul Jimenez opened the match. Five minutes later, Cucho Hernandez turned the score into his own net, and in the 22nd minute, Daniel Budens took advantage of the visiting goalkeeper Ben Foster’s failure, and made the score 3-0.

It should also be noted that the former Sporting player was involved in the other two goals: he started the move, uniting with Raul Jimenez, 1-0 (helped by Huang) and also received a cross from the right, with a score of 2-0, to Ait Nouri tried to help the Mexican, a pass that could That Hernandez intercepts it in the worst way.

The best, however, was booked for the second half, as Robin Neves, at 85, signed a feat, a surprise “hat” for Ben Foster, with no chance of defending.

In addition to Daniel Bodens, Jose Sa, Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves also played at the start, while Pedro Neto entered the field in the 61st minute, Fabio Silva replaced Raul Jimenez in the 71st minute and Cecchinho kicked off in the 82nd minute. Of the eight Portuguese invited by Bruno Lage, no Only use Francisco Trincao, but, suppose, “wolves”, which started the game with four Portuguese at the start, ended with seven on the field.

He also noted Willy Bole, the former FC Porto player, who made his debut this season in the Premier League, after injury, in the best way.

“Wolves” remain in a comfortable eighth, but now with 43 points, more than eight points from Southampton ninth and two points behind Tottenham seventh (less than one game) and also West Ham sixth (one game more), this position gives access to the conference. league.

As for the hornets, former Nigerian striker Ferenc Peter Etebo came off the bench at the 71st minute, and remained in the 19th and penultimate position, with 19 points.