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Wolverhampton Wanderers

03-04 04:15

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

Liverpool

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22′

Ryan Gravenberch

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46′

Curtis Jones

Ryan Gravenberch

59′

Yerson Mosquera

Matt Doherty

60′

Tolu Arokodare

Adam Armstrong

60′

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Angel Gomes

65′

Andy Robertson

Milos Kerkez

65′

Rio Ngumoha

Cody Gakpo

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Match Info

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Liverpool played out a 1-1 draw in a Premier League fixture at Molineux on March 4, 2026. This result saw Wolves secure a hard-fought point against one of the league's title contenders in a match of high intensity. The match process saw Liverpool dominate early possession and take a deserved lead midway through the first half with a clinical finish from their star forward. Wolves grew into the game and found a dramatic equalizer in the 89th minute, scoring from a set-piece that was nodded in at the far post. The key incident was a potential penalty appeal for Liverpool waved away by the referee in the second half, a decision that will have frustrated the visitors. The draw had a notable impact on the Premier League table, with Liverpool potentially dropping two crucial points in the title race, while Wolves' point aided their push for a top-half finish. Wolves manager Gary O'Neil praised his team's spirit, while Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp rued his side's inability to kill the game. The starting XIs featured the likes of Mohamed Salah for Liverpool and Pedro Neto for Wolves in a classic, physical Premier League battle.