Inside Wolves with Liam Keen and Nathan Judah

Inside Wolves with Liam Keen and Nathan Judah

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Nathan’s Nuggets: Wolves 1 Portsmouth 1

Each week, Nathan Judah will be delving deep into the stats to deliver some interesting points you may have missed

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Oct 21, 2026
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- Plenty of possession, precious little penetration. Wolves enjoyed 59% of the ball and completed 422 passes, but managed just two shots on target all evening.

- Wolves fired blanks for the entire first half. Despite playing at home, César Peixoto’s side failed to register a single shot on target before the interval.

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- Fifteen shots, just 0.87 expected goals. Wolves averaged only 0.058 xG per attempt, underlining the lack of quality chances created.

- Almost half of Wolves’ efforts never reached the goalkeeper. Seven of their 15 shots were blocked by Portsmouth defenders.

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