Wolverhampton vs Everton match from the Premier League. View the final score, key match events, detailed statistics, line-ups and head-to-head record between Wolverhampton and Everton. Follow team performance and match context within the Premier League season.
51' | |
 Craig Dawson #15 | 45+5' |
 Toti Gomes #24 | |
 Adama Traoré #37 | 17' |
66' | |
 João Gomes #35 | |
⚽34' |
70' 90+4' | |
 Diego Costa #29 | 70' |
74' | |
88' | |
88' | |
 José Sá #1 | |
 Max Kilman #23 | |
 Hugo Bueno #64 | |
29' | |
 Demarai Gray #11 | 45' |
 Neal Maupay #20 | 81' |
82' | |
 Reece Welch #64 | |
 Ellis Simms #50 |
51' | |
Craig Dawson #15 | 45+5' |
Toti Gomes #24 | |
Adama Traoré #37 | 17' |
66' | |
João Gomes #35 | |
⚽34' |
70' 90+4' | |
Diego Costa #29 | 70' |
74' | |
88' | |
88' | |
José Sá #1 | |
Max Kilman #23 | |
Hugo Bueno #64 | |
29' | |
Demarai Gray #11 | 45' |
Neal Maupay #20 | 81' |
82' | |
Reece Welch #64 | |
Ellis Simms #50 |
Wolverhampton
Following the conclusion of matchday 38, everything has been decided, from the final relegation spot to the teams that will compete in the Europa League and the Conference League.
With the title already secured by Arsenal, two Europa League places, one Conference League place, possibly one Champions League place and one relegation spot remain to be decided.
The players coached by Unai Emery gave Freiburg no chance (3-0) in the final played at Besiktas and were crowned champions of Europe’s second-tier competition.
