Gary O’Neil says his Wolverhampton Wanderers’ 4-1 victory at Fulham was one of his favourite days as head coach of the club. O’Neil saw his side record back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time since February as Matheus Cunha scored two goals and created another to help his side see off the Londoners.

IT PAYS sometimes in football to stick with what you have and not make a drastic change. And how Wolves must be grateful, if not a bit smug, they persevered with Gary O’Neil even when the calls to

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil believes his players are beginning to see a deserved reward for their hard work after a difficult start to the Premier League season.

Fulham were aiming to win three successive top-flight games for the first time since January – but they were unable to build on their promising start at Craven Cottage. Manager Marco Silva made five substitutions in the space of 12 second-half minutes as his team chased the game – a move he would come to regret when Joachim Andersen was forced off with an injury with the score at 2-1,

Matheus Cunha scored two superb goals and set up a third to earn Wolves a 4-1 comeback victory at Fulham in the Premier League on Saturday, extending the visitors' unbeaten run to four games and briefly dragging them out of the relegation zone.

Wolves came from behind to thrash Fulham 4-1 at the Craven Cottage on Saturday to move one point above relegation