Although the European dream is all but over, Wolves fought back to earn a good point at Nottingham Forest.
Matheus Cunha had a starring role in the 2-2 draw with a magnificent solo goal and a poacher’s finish in what was always going to be a difficult game.
Wolves’ are now winless in their last five games and in a mini-slump, as they look to recover in the final six games of the campaign.Throughout a season that many tipped to be relegated in, Gary O’Neil’s side have shown plenty of character. Although the return of Cunha and the slow ease of a painful injury list helped the squad compete at the City Ground, Wolves are still nowhere near full strength.
Taking on a Forest side fighting for their lives at a difficult venue, Wolves teams of old would have folded at 2-1 down. Granted, the defending left a lot to be desired and Wolves relinquished a 1-0 lead, but to stay in the game and equalise within five minutes of going behind, shows a team willing to fight.
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