পাঁচ গোলের থ্রিলারের পর বার্নলির শেষ হাঁফের বিজয়ী উলভসের দুঃখকে আরও গভীর করে
Lyle Foster’s 95th-minute heroics for Burnley broke the hearts of a spirited Wolves side who fought back from two goals down in the first half, condemning Victor Pereira’s team to a 3-2 defeat in a match that sees them as the only team in England’s top four divisions not to have won. Burnley looked set to claim victory after Jiyan Fleming’s two goals, until Jørgen Strand Larsen’s penalty and Marshall Munetsi’s header levelled the score before half-time. But Foster’s winner secured three crucial points late on for the Clarets at Molineux. Wolves’ boss Pereira had to be ushered away from fans and players alike after another defeat at full time. Please use Chrome Browser for the easier video player. Vítor Pereira was ushered away after dissent in the first half after Wolves’ loss to Burnley. Burnley got off to the perfect start in the first half, as Fleming doubled their lead thanks to two excellent Quilindschy Hartman assists. The opener, beautifully cushioned from a long searching Dutch ball, was the pick of the day, and Burnley’s confidence grew after Fleming easily pounced for a second after the half-hour mark. The Clarets’ defensive resolve eventually faltered when Josh Cullen caught Santiago Bueno’s heel in the box, allowing Strand Larsen to confidently convert his first goal of the season with league aplomb. Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, returning to the side after injury, was central to the home side’s attacking play and it was a great plant and cross that created the second, as Ladislav Krejčí’s cross into the box was headed home by Munetsi to complete an enthralling end to the first half. John Arias was unlucky to rattle the bar with a free-kick in the second period and a point looked to be ebbing both ways until a sensational Hannibal ball unlocked the Wolves defence, allowing Foster to slot under Sam Johnstone and into the Limerick net in the 95th minute. Santiago Bueno bundled a point into Scott Parker’s favour with the last kick of the game. The result was welcomed by the media around Molineux, as Wolves remain rock bottom of the Premier League, whilst Burnley earned a priceless first win which took them five points from the drop zone after Nottingham fans team continued to lose to Bournemouth. Pereira: Pereira: Pereira: Pereira: Pereira: Pereira: Pereira: Vesalius. Vítor Pereira insisted his side have still earned the supporters grace, with the mood seen amongst supporters and players after the final whistle without a win in their ninth league game in a row. Speaking to Sky Sports, Pereira said: “I can understand the frustration of the supporters, but only if the game is that the players are not working to get the result.” I cannot help my team.” My mind is on the details to help my team, tactically, very tactically. We showed ambition to win the game, but at the end of the day that is football. Strand Larsen: We have to accept frustration of our fans. Wolves captain Jørgen Strand Larsen shared the fans frustration after Wolves final half 3-2 loss to Burnley left them six points adrift of safety. Speaking to Sky Sports after security ushered fans away after arguments, Strand Larsen said: “Nothing happened. Sometimes as players you have to accept in the moment from the players, you have to listen. “I have been in it before. The only way to get out of it is to try and make some connection. I can understand the frustration with myself, with team-mates. “In the moment we are sorry – we don’t have the luck, but at the same time we are not good enough. You nearly had us in the first half and we lost the game completely.” We were not like last year, and we are trying to get back there as quick as possible – it was just about listening. Now I hope we move and try and win the next game.” Parker: We were due some luck this season. Boss boss Scott Parker hailed the effort of the team to stay in the game after a getting out of this season. It’s a huge moment for us to get three points. “We were frustrated at slipping the lead at half time after going two goals ahead. We know the challenge coming here – and the pressure Wolves were under. “We stayed in the game, we earned our moment, and we were certainly due it.” “Over the course of the season, I think at moments we have been due some luck – be it the home Liverpool one where we lost a penalty, or the Manchester United one where we had to draw. “We were due one of a story given the way things have panned out.” Premier league?
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