The English Premier League match between Wolves and Bournemouth ended in a surprising 0-1 victory for Bournemouth. The game was highly anticipated, with both teams looking to secure valuable points in the league standings. Wolves, known for their strong defense and attacking prowess, were expected to dominate the match. However, it was Bournemouth who managed to break through Wolves' defense and score the only goal of the game.
The victory for Bournemouth came as a shock to many fans and pundits alike, as they were considered underdogs going into the match. The result highlights the unpredictable nature of football and serves as a reminder that anything can happen on any given day.
 Alex Scott, Kerkez and Justin Kluivert all testing home keeper Jose Sa, who performed admirably in the face of constant pressure.
The Cherries' profligacy in front of goal looked like it was going to be punished when Hwang Hee-chan looked to have equalised in the second half, but his effort was ruled out after the video assistant referee (VAR) asked on-field official Stuart Attwell to check the pitchside monitor for a foul in the build-up.
Milos Kerkez was sent off in the second half as Wolves pushed hard to get an equalizer and they thought they grabbed one on two occasions. First, Hwang Hee-chan headed home but referee Stuart Attwell (who hasn’t been in the news at all this week...) was asked by VAR to look at a possible foul in the build up and he disallowed the goal. Wolves then scored in the 99th minute but Max Kilman was just offside and VAR checked the call and it stood as Gary O’Neil was left puffing out his cheeks once again.
Matt Doherty.
Wolves improved after the break and thought they had equalised with Hwang Hee-chan's header, but the 66th-minute effort was ruled out by the VAR for a Matheus Cunha foul in the build-up.
"It's our worst performance of the season. Far too many individuals were below the level we've been able to reach so far. There's no excuse, even with the situation we're in," O'Neil said.
"I can accept the last six results, we've been competitive in difficult circumstances. But I can't accept that first 45 minutes.
Wolves have scored just seven second-half goals in this season's Premier League, fewer than any other team, and could not find an equaliser.
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