Wolves heaped misery on Chelsea and ruined the party for the Blues as Frank Lampard returned to the club after the sacking of Graham Potter.

Matheus Nunes fired in an absolute worldie - scoring his first goal in gold and black - to secure three precious points in the Premier League.

Next up is Brentford at home - with a decent chance of pulling a comfortable amount of points from the relegation zone.

Harry does a banging quiz - with a couple of surprises in there!

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Wolves somehow managed a point away to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League to leave us biting what's left of our fingernails in the relegation scrap.

Was Daniel Podence lucky to not have gotten himself sent off for an alleged spit? The FA has given Wolves until the 12 April to respond to a charge - which if proven - will see the Portuguese suspended for six games.

Frank Lampard is back at Chelsea for the clash at Molineux - can Wolves get something against the Blues?

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Wolves managed to lose to a terrible Leeds side at Molineux, which half the podcast said was a must-win game.

Two red cards compounded the 4-2 defeat to our relegation rivals - although Nunes will be available after the FA rescinded the subs' sending off from the bench.

It begs the question - are Premier League refs out to get Wolves?

The guys also chat content creator abuse - and harry's back with another quiz!

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Another VAR fiasco, this time away at Newcastle.

Leeds at home is next in the Premier League... is it a must win? And who has played for both?

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Wolves bagged a precious three points in the Premier League to move further away from the relegation zone.

Tottenham were thwarted by the woodwork, which came to Wanderers' rescue late on when Adama Traore finished suberbley to make it 1-0.

Julen Lopetegui's side climbed to 13th in the league after taking a 17th point since the Spaniards arrival at Molineux in December.

Will Adama stay?

Harry's done a quiz with Newcastle away up next - plus, just how expensive is it to watch the Wolves?

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Wolves couldn't hang on at Anfield and left the iconic stadium with nothing for the second time this season, this time in the Premier League.

It felt like a free hit, but the lads felt things could've been different if we had a striker that could find the net!

Tottenham up next..

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Wolves fell to a disappointing loss to relegation rivals Bournemouth at Molineux.

Wanderers' misfiring frontline were as consistent as ever - by being as inconsistent in front of goal, as always.

How do you solve a problem like 0 goals front your strikers?

Fulham welcome Wolves to Craven Cottage for Friday Night Football seeking a place in Europe.

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The Saints fans went marching out before the final whistle, as 10-man Wolves ran out winners again in the Premier League.

Despite Mario Lemina getting a completely ridiculous second yellow, new star boy Joao Gomes curled in the winner after a Bednarek own goal.

And who are the best players of the Fosun era?

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Wolves played a poor Liverpool side off the park at Molineux in the Premier League to steer clear of the relegation zone for another win under Julen Lopetegui.

A crazy first quarter of an hour was rounded off with a fine final 15 as Wanderers registered a first win over the Reds since 2010.

Southampton next - and what should happen to Man City with FFP?

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Wolves slip to a 3-0 defeat away to Manchester City - with Erling Haaland scoring his 25th goal of the season.

Does Jose Sa need a break from the starting XI?

Wolves have signed Bristol City goalkeeper Dan Bentley for an undisclosed fee on a two-and-a-half-year deal. Bentley is Wolves' fifth signing of the January window after the arrivals of midfielder Mario Lemina, defender Craig Dawson and winger Pablo Sarabia.

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