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At a rainy Molineux, Wolverhampton Wanderers defeated West Midlands rivals Aston Villa 2-0 to record just their second Premier League victory of the year. João Gomes and Rodrigo Gomes’ goals gave Wolves the derby bragging rights they deserved, and ensured they did not match Derby County’s record-low Premier League points total. Meanwhile, Villa’s push for Champions League qualification suffered a setback. After winning just once in their last four league games, Villa entered

Wolves welcome Aston Villa to Molineux on Friday night in a clash between opposite halves of the Premier League table. A clear contrast in performances this season sees Wolves aiming to gain momentum and climb away from the bottom, while European contenders Aston Villa seek to regain earlier form and maintain their top-four position. The West Midlands derby promises to be a tale of underdogs versus ambition, with both managers facing very different pressures and expectations.

Crystal Palace snatched a dramatic 90th-minute victory through Evann Guessand against 10-man Wolves at Selhurst Park. The Eagles survived an early penalty scare in the first half, with Tolu Arokodare failing to convert from the spot after a smart save from Dean Henderson denied him. For large spells, the game was a dull affair, with few clear-cut chances for either side. Ultimately, three key moments decided the contest. A harshly debated red card for Ladislav Krejci left Wol