Wolves secured a dramatic 2-1 victory over Liverpool at Molineux, with André scoring a deflected winner in the 94th minute. The result marked Liverpool's fifth stoppage-time defeat this season, leaving manager Arne Slot visibly distraught. Wolves, who had waited six months for their first Premier League win in January, claimed their second in five days.
The winning goal came from a half-cleared Alisson kick, which Jackson Tchatchoua headed back into play. André collected the ball 35 yards from goal and fired a shot that deflected off Joe Gomez and past the Liverpool goalkeeper. Virgil van Dijk, who had earlier been at fault for Wolves' opener, turned his back as the shot came in.
Wolves took the lead in the 78th minute through Rodrigo Gomes, who finished clinically after a well-worked attack. Substitute Tolu Arokodare held off Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konaté before laying the ball off for Gomes to score. Mohamed Salah equalised for Liverpool with an inventive shot in the 82nd minute, but André's late strike sealed the win.
Liverpool struggled throughout, managing only two shots on goal in the first half. Slot made changes at half-time, introducing Curtis Jones, but the visitors failed to impose themselves. The result leaves Liverpool with mounting concerns, while Wolves celebrated a second consecutive victory under head coach Rob Edwards.
