Jorgen Strand Larsen was the hero as Wolverhampton Wanderers moved 12 points clear of the Premier League relegation zone with a 1-0 win over West Ham United. Strand Larsen’s 10th league goal of the season was enough for Wolves to seal back-to-back wins, having beaten Southampton before the international break.

JORGEN Strand Larsen provided the Norse power Wolves needed to take another step towards Premier League safety. The Norwegian striker grabbed his 10th goal of the season after 21 minutes to seal

After waiting 101 days to play a match of competitive football again, it took Bukayo Saka only seven minutes of action to make a decisive mark. This is what big players do, seizing the moment when all eyes are upon them,

Wolverhampton has not been all that great this season, but they are doing enough to, right now, stay in the top division in English football. Prior to the international and FA Cup break, Wolves managed to go unbeaten in back-to-back matches. After drawing with Everton on March 8, they pulled out a 2-1 win on the road against Southampton.

Both Wolves and West Ham arrived at the match with an identical record of 2 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses in their last five appearances across all competitions. This parallel in performance set the stage for an exciting match,

Wolves are back at Molineux on Tuesday evening as the Premier League returns after an international and FA Cup break, with the Old Gold taking on West

Wolves have put some distance between themselves and the drop zone, and with survival looking more secure, they'll aim to unleash some attacking flair when they welcome West Ham on Tuesday.Before the international break,

As Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Ham United gear up for their upcoming Premier League clash, the anticipation is palpable. Wolves have enjoyed recent success, easing relegation fears, while the Hammers look to gain momentum toward season's end.

West Ham become just the third team to take points off Chelsea in the Women's Super League this season, Shekiera Martinez scoring a late equaliser to rescue a 2-2 draw.