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Wolverhampton Wanderers could be looking at a rock bottom position in the Championship had it not been for a spirited comeback in the match against Bristol City during the weekend. The manager Dean Saunders praised his team after this comeback, which gave the team with some hope that they can escape relegation. It was only a year ago that Wolves were the Premier league team, but they are in danger of becoming a League One team in the space of two years. They are currently just one place above the bottom of the Championship.

They were trailing 1-0 to Bristol City following an own goal from Davis in the first half. However, two goals in the space of 2 min from the likes of Kevin Doyle and Ebanks-Blake helped Wolves turn round the match and get all three points. As a result of the win, the club can take positives from the recent run of form that has seen them take two victories. As a result, they are just one point below the prospect of safety. This 2-1 win was also the first victory at home for Saunders, who took over only recently. He has praised the character of his players, who have shown incredible fighting spirit.

“I told them we were sitting there waiting for something to happen and were just going to slide to the bottom of the league if we didn’t do something about it. The players needed to find something inside them and they did. The players dug in and got the result – instead of lying down and dying they came back. They showed brilliant character when it was as low as it could be, what with conceding a goal like that,” said Saunders, whose team will be playing against inform teams like Bolton in the next few matches.