US EditionRob Edwards Feels Wolves Beginning to ‘Click’ After FA Cup Rout of Shrewsbury
Jorgen Strand Larsen scored his first club hat-trick as Wolves dominated Shrewsbury 6-1, extending their unbeaten run to four matches, manager Rob Edwards said.
- In the Emirates FA Cup third round, Wolverhampton Wanderers cruised to a 6-1 victory over Shrewsbury at Molineux, providing visible returns for supporters after recent improved displays.
- Early goals set the tone as Wolves built momentum from the start, racing 2-0 clear inside 11 minutes through Jorgen Strand Larsen and Jhon Arias.
- Key moments — an error, a 13-minute hat-trick completion and late substitutes' goals — decided the tie, with Elyh Harrison's mistake leading to Larsen's second before 13 minutes into the second half.
- The match provided a confidence boost for Wolves and a stark assessment for Shrewsbury, as supporters celebrated goals while Michael Appleton called the result a reality check.
- Larsen's performance could attract interest amid transfer-window chatter as Edwards refused to rule out a January transfer and said speculation is inevitable while the window is open.
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Rob Edwards feels Wolves beginning to ‘click’ after FA Cup rout of Shrewsbury
Jorgen Strand Larsen scored a hat-trick in a one-sided contest at Molineux.
Wolves boss refuses to rule out Strand Larsen transfer
Wolves head coach Rob Edwards would not rule out a potential exit for Jorgen Strand Larsen in the January transfer window when asked about the player’s future. The Norwegian striker grabbed a hat-trick and provided an assist on Saturday afternoon as Wanderers beat Shrewsbury Town 6-1 in the FA Cup at Molineux. Jhon Arias, Rodrigo Gomes and Tolu Arokodare also got on the scoresheet to send the Midlands outfit into Monday’s fourth round draw in e…
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