The form of Manchester City made Wolves’ trip to the Etihad Stadium last night a daunting task before a ball was kicked, even taking into account the Old Gold’s impressive record against the big teams this season.
Gabriel Jesus’ early goal gave them a mountain to climb, before Willy Boly’s contentious red card effectively killed the match as a contest.
It was 2-0 by the time Adama Traore came on at the interval, with the former Middlesbrough wideman charged with feeding off scraps and easing the pressure on the rare occasions Wolves won the ball back.
A goal didn’t come, but he was bright when he got possession and Wolves supporters responded well to that intent on Twitter, acknowledging that it was a tough assignment in the circumstances.

The situation in the match meant that the second half was a case of going through the motions but Traore was one of the brightest players on the pitch.
That went down well with supporters who saw their side handicapped by that first half dismissal and who are already looking forward to the next game…
https://twitter.com/G_WWFC_/status/1085083333434978304
https://twitter.com/Jimwwfc9/status/1084954806979051520
https://twitter.com/DavidWi76552575/status/1084976892187414528
Receive weekly football news and updates to your mailbox
