Wolves manager Rob Edwards explained what he said to his players at half-time after hearing Manchester United fans boo at Old Trafford. A topsy-turvy 2025 ended as Manchester United drew 1-1 with Wolves on Tuesday night. Ruben Amorim’s side failed to secure back-to-back wins, which would have brought them closer to the Premier League’s top four.

Initially, he plumped for the obvious tactic of shifting Ladislav Krejci from centre-back to the middle alongside Joao Gomes. But the late loss of Santiago Bueno to a dead leg meant Krejci was needed in defence. Something out of the ordinary was needed in midfield.

There is not much to be taken out of this wretched season so far, but Wolves fans did not let that spoil their latest trip to the North West. Four days previously, they had seen their team lose at Liverpool by the odd goal in three,

Wolves once again suffered another Premier League defeat on Saturday as Brentford came away 2-0 winners at Molineux.

It is not a normal sight to see two sets of Premier League fans united in a common purpose. But Saturday at Anfield was not a normal day

Wolves supporters have done plenty to make themselves heard over the past few days. Whether their opinions have changed, or will change, the course of events within the club is not yet clear. But they have left no doubt about their strength of feeling, and ...

Liverpool grind past Wolves in tense Premier League night at AnfieldLiverpool’s 2-1 win over Wolves at Anfield should have felt routine. Instead, it became another emotionally draining Premier

Fans of Wolverhampton Wanderers have admitted it's an "embarrassing time" to support the club but say the resignation of their executive chairman is "positive" news. Kieran Newey, founder of Wolves fan group Old Gold Pack, said Jeff Shi stepping down on Friday was "important" as it showed fans' voices were being heard.

Anthony Edwards says he understands why Minnesota Timberwolves fans were upset with their home team while watching Saturday night's 123-107 loss to the Brooklyn Nets.