Alright, mate, let's break down that Brentford vs. Wolves clash – what a game it turned out to be!
First things first, Hwang Hee-chan stole the show for Wolves, netting a brace in the first half. That second goal, taking advantage of a backpass slip-up – clinical stuff! It's a shame he had to come off injured, though. Wolves fans must be buzzing after his performance.
But, fair play to Brentford, they didn't sit back. Wissa's quick response after Maupay's flick was top-notch. That fighting spirit and the chances they created in the first half, especially Lewis-Potter's delivery and Janelt's header – it had the comeback written all over it.
Speaking of Maupay, him and Wissa seem to be forming a tasty partnership. That slick interchange and chance just before halftime – if Wissa had buried it, we'd be talking about a different game altogether. Keep an eye on these two; they might just become the dynamic duo Brentford needs.
However, Wolves were dominant. Lemina's header, Hwang's second, and then Bellegarde's finish – they exposed some defensive lapses from Brentford. O'Neil's lads took full advantage, and the scoreline reflects that.
The only downer, besides Brentford's loss, has to be Hwang's injury. The lad was on a roll, and it's a blow for Wolves if he's out for a while. O'Neil seems optimistic about his recovery, though, so fingers crossed for the lad.
Now, Brentford started the second half with intent, but Wolves held firm. Lewis-Potter had a couple of moments, but Sa in the Wolves goal stood tall. And that near miss from Cunha off the post – Wolves were inches away from making it five.
In the end, Wolves take home a convincing 4-1 victory, their biggest away win in the Premier League. Brentford, on the other hand, will be looking to bounce back. Still, it was a cracking game, and these are the moments that make the Premier League the rollercoaster we love. Until the next matchday, keep the football fever alive!