Wolves manager Rob Edwards expressed immense satisfaction following his side’s hard-fought 2-1 victory over Liverpool at Molineux. This crucial win marked Wolverhampton Wanderers’ first back-to-back league victories of the season, a significant milestone that Edwards attributed to the team’s unwavering commitment to improvement. Reflecting on the positive shift in momentum, the manager humorously alluded to a period where the team felt they had ‘forgotten how to win.’ Despite the uplifted spirits and renewed confidence, Edwards firmly stated that the team’s immediate focus remains purely on performance and consistency, rather than the broader objective of securing Premier League survival.
By Aditya Kapur
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