US EditionWolves boss Vitor Pereira building for the future ahead of clash with Man City and Leonardo Da Vinci-like Pep Guardiola
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Vítor Pereira doesn't stay 'dry' after defeat: “I'm going to drink my beer”
Manchester City put an end to the Portuguese coach Vítor Pereira's winning streak of Wolverhampton. The Wolves had not lost for more than two months and were defeated, 1-0, when visiting the Citizens at the opening of the 35th round of the Premier League. After the match, the Portuguese coach praised his team's performance, confessing that he's really going to drink a beer, despite the snub. “We are proud and the fans must be proud too. We can't…
Wolves Boss Vitor Pereira Focusing on Future Before Manchester City Clash with Pep Guardiola
Wolves’ head coach Vitor Pereira is embracing a long-term vision as his team prepares for a crucial Friday Night Football showdown against Manchester City. The Wolves enter this match with momentum, boasting six consecutive victories, while City aims to secure a Champions League spot after an inconsistent league season. Pereira, who joined Wolves on an 18-month contract after taking over from Gary O’Neil, emphasizes his commitment to building a …
Wolves boss Vitor Pereira building for the future ahead of clash with Man City and Leonardo Da Vinci-like Pep Guardiola
Wolves boss Vitor Pereira keen to hang on to best players and build for the future ahead of clash with Da Vinci of football Pep Guardiola: I believe we can compete in this Premier League, which is the best league in the world.; watch Man City vs Wolves, live on Sky from 7.30pm tonight
Erling Haaland’s return date and a trip to Wetherspoons? – Every Word from Pep Guardiola’s Wolves preview press conference
Pep Guardiola and Manchester City are now looking towards their next Premier League challenges as Wolves visit the Etihad Stadium in a rare Friday night affair. The top-five chasing club are fresh off the back of an all-important 0-2 victory over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday afternoon, setting up their third consecutive final appearance with Crystal Palace later this… Source
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