Leeds end their drought with a first-half surge to beat Wolves 3-1 at Molineux
Leeds overcame Ladislav Krejci’s eighth-minute opener to earn their first Premier League away win of the season, beating Wolves 3-1 on a rain-lashed afternoon at Molineux. Goals from Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Anton Stach and Noah Okafor arrived in a blistering 15-minute spell before half-time, turning a match that had seemed to be tilting the hosts’ way.
Daniel Farke's side, without a top-flight goal in three games, rediscovered their cutting edge and then managed the game with assurance. Wolves, jeered off at the interval and again at full-time, could not turn a flurry of second-half pressure into a comeback, as Karl Darlow denied Marshall Munetsi and Mosquera to protect the result that lifts Leeds into the top half and leaves Wolves rooted to the bottom with five defeats from five.
From promise to panic at Molineux