Sunderland 0 Wolves 2 - Cabanas and Ebanks-Blake
Liverpool v Wolves
43.000 supporters to watch what could be the last stop for Wolves in our quest for the Premier League title, since 1959. With 5 games to go and Hull [H], West Ham [A], Portsmouth [H], Stoke and Burnley away it would be almost a tragedy to lose the title.
Liverpool started brightly and no surprise when Voronin gives them the lead 1-0.
Having the most of the possession, Wolves waste 2 clear cut chances to make it 1-1.
As the chances kept coming and going, I was fearing it could be one of those days when nothing goes your way, precisely when you needed most.
Against the run of play, Babel makes it 2-0 before half-time.
In half-time I thought for a minute about drastic changes, but in the back of my mind I knew I should keep faith in my team.
This is not an ordinary team, an amazing squad of players and staff, so I knew anything could happen.
With the team playing an average 7.6 and Ebanks-Blake 5.9, I gave him until minute 65 to prove himself.
Minute 62, Kevin Doyle 2-1, so Smolarek come on for Ebanks-Blake, and impact is imediat.
Wolves is pressing hard. Minute 85 a nice interplay between Smolarek and Cabanas, to setup Krivets outside the box, for a low shot bottom corner.Game on.
Minute 90, 5 minutes injury time.
Minute 90+4 Smolarek wins the ball on the left of the halfway line, and quickly releases Cabanas in the centre, a quick acceleration, he waits for Reina to come out and outside the box he slots the ball in the bottom corner. 2-3 and the come back is complete. Liverpool players protest but at no avail.