US EditionEdwards Reign at Wolves Begins with Home Loss to Palace
Wolves remain winless with their 10th league loss as new manager Rob Edwards faces a challenging start after goals from Daniel Munoz and Yeremy Pino.
- Rob Edwards' managerial debut at Molineux ended in a 2-0 home defeat as Daniel Munoz and Yeremy Pino scored second-half goals for Crystal Palace on Saturday.
- After joining from Middlesbrough, Rob Edwards inherits a Wolves side with two points from 12 matches, their first winless start since the 1983-84 season amid Molineux crowd optimism.
- Jean-Philippe Mateta's one-on-one miss left the first period evenly contested, as Palace had further openings including a VAR decision ruling a foul outside the box and a Kamada volley saved by Sam Johnstone.
- Wolves fans cheered Rob Edwards initially but booed after a 2-0 loss, their 10th league defeat leaving them nine points adrift of safety.
- Crystal Palace's victory lifted them into fourth, highlighting their momentum, while Rob Edwards admitted `Disappointed with the result,` and observers noted it was never going to be a quick fix.
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Edwards reign at Wolves begins with home loss to Palace
WOLVERHAMPTON, England :Rob Edwards got a close-up view of the job he faces trying to save Wolverhampton Wanderers from Premier League relegation as his first game in charge ended in a 2-0 home defeat by high-flying Crystal Palace on Saturday.Wolves had held their own for more than an hour but goals by Daniel
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New Wolves boss Rob Edwards believe his side got “punished” in big moments following a 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace in his first game in charge. Palace had the better of the first half, with Jean-Philippe Mateta missing a good one-on-one chance, but eventually got their reward in the 63rd minute when the ball dropped for Daniel Munoz inside the area to stroke home. Wolves heads dropped following the goal and Palace pounced with another six minut…
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