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Wolves’ remarkable Premier League winning streak came to an end on Friday night, but there’s still plenty of pride in the camp. The latest episode of *Wolves Express* puts the spotlight on the team’s hard-fought battle against Manchester City, where a narrow 1-0 defeat marked the club’s first loss in eight top-flight matches.
Despite seeing their six-game winning run snapped by a clinical Kevin De Bruyne strike, head coach Vítor Pereira struck a defiant tone. Speaking to *Wolves Express*, he praised the dedication and resilience shown by his players throughout the match and highlighted the unwavering support of the travelling fans. While disappointed by the result, Pereira emphasized that the team’s level of performance—particularly against a Champions League-chasing opponent—was something to be proud of.
The head coach also provided an update on Jørgen Strand Larsen, who missed the match due to injury. Though the Norwegian striker’s absence was felt, Pereira remained optimistic about his return and underlined the squad’s depth and unity heading into the final stretch of the season.
Club captain Nelson Semedo also features in the episode, echoing Pereira’s sentiments. He expressed his pride in the squad’s efforts but acknowledged that there is still room for growth. With three matches remaining, Semedo emphasized the importance of learning from the City clash and channeling that experience into a strong finish.
Listeners can also tune in to insights from *Matchday Live Extra* pundits Andy Thompson and Mikey Burrows, who break down the tactical aspects of Friday’s showdown. Thompson reaffirmed the consensus that, while Wolves didn’t leave the Etihad with points, they left with their heads held high—having pushed a top-tier side to the limit.
*Wolves Express*, which airs every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, continues to bring fans exclusive updates, behind-the-scenes stories, and match analysis, serving as the perfect companion to the *Official Wolves Podcast* and *Matchday Live Extra* broadcasts.
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