Match Thread: Derby County V Wolves (Away, 12/08/2017)
By Badge32
August 11 2017
Wolves face a tough trip to Derby looking to end a run of poor results against the Rams. We have let in 12 goals in our last three visits to Pride Park and have not beat them on there own patch since 2009. Angry's favourite player, Andy Keogh scored twice in a 3-2 (The winner coming in the 87th minute) victory to push Wolves on there way to promotion to the Premier League.
Match Facts
Derby have won each of their last three home league games against Wolves, racking up 12 goals at an average of four per game, with eight of those coming in the first half.
Last season Wolves lost both league games against Derby for the first time since 1992-93 - they haven't lost three games in a row against them since November 1991.
Chris Martin has scored more league goals than any other player in the previous three Championship seasons (43, including play-offs).
Wolves' last four Championship wins have all come by a single goal to nil, including their opening day victory against Middlesbrough.
The Rams have lost only once in their last 18 league games at Pride Park (W11 D6 L1).
Wolves lost their last away game in the Championship - 1-3 versus Derby at Pride Park in April. However, they have netted in nine of their last 10 away league games.
Billericay Wolf Wolverhampton Wanderers
Ruddy
Goncalves Miranda
Coady
Boly
Doherty
da Silva Neves
Saiss
Douglas
Enobakhare
Bonatini Lohner Maia
Teixeira da Silva
Excellent result - by all accounts we were in total control of the game!
2 very good league results, 4 points would have been fully acceptable! Also the fact that we havnt conceded is very impressive. Looking forward to the season ahead.
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