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WOLVES BARE THEIR TEETH AFTER DISMISSAL

WOLVES BARE THEIR TEETH AFTER DISMISSAL

Match Verdict

STAR MAN BARRY DOUGLAS Wolves

ALL CREDIT to Wolves for the character and organisation they showed having lost captain Danny Batth so early.
Bristol City created their best first-half chances before Batth’s dismissal and the visitors looked a tighter unit with ten men as Ryan Bennett slotted in at the back. Even so City looked the more likely winners when Reid grabbed his 13th goal of the season and were comfortable until the 64th minute.
Matt Doherty was clear when City keeper Frank Fielding brought him down. It was an obvious red card and proved the turning point. Ba...

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