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Liam Keen analysis: Wolves’ attacking chances, midfield balance and taking risks

Following the win over Watford, Liam Keen analyses the match and where Wolves did well and went wrong.

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Liam Keen
Oct 25, 2026
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Wolves picked up an important three points against Watford, but Cesar Peixoto’s side were unable to answer all of the questions currently being thrown at them.

They dominated in the first half against a dreadful opponent, but were unable to kill the game off before having some awkward moments in the second half.

A glass half full approach would say that Wolves won and are currently fourth in the table and within touching distance of top without playing particularly well, but that also does not tell the full story of their struggles lately.

Here, we took a look at the good, bad and the ugly from the win over Watford.

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