Unlikely to have been given as a foul 30 years ago, Ilias Zabarnyi's challenge on Rayan Ait-Nouri was deemed a yellow card by referee Mike Salisbury, but he was sent to the monitor by the VAR and upgraded it to a red.

Wolves moved five points clear of the relegation zone with a 1-0 win at 10-player Bournemouth as Matheus Cunha scored the winner five minutes after Illia Zabarnyi's red card, which left Cherries boss Andoni Iraola fuming.

Cunha has scored 13 goals in 25 Premier League appearances for Wolves this season, with only Raul Jimenez netting more across a single campaign in the competition for the Wanderers (17 in 2019/20).

While Wolves were undoubtedly assisted by facing a Bournemouth side reduced to 10 men around the half hour mark, they still needed the nous and quality to eke out a precious victory. And in Matheus Cunha,

Matheus Cunha’s fourth goal in as many games gave Wolves a massive 1-0 win at Bournemouth, helping them edge closer to survival in the Premier League.

Wolves ran Liverpool close at Anfield last weekend and Matheus Cunha showed his quality with his wonderful goal that gave them hope in that game. That performance should give Vitor Pereira's struggling side real belief and I am expecting them to put up a fight here too,