Back down to Earth for Liverpool, as they travel to the West Midlands to face 19th-place Wolverhampton. It's a stark contrast from the action of the past week, facing opposition at the bottom of the table, away from Anfield, and with nothing immediately at stake. And if you've paid attention to Liverpool at all this season, it's cause for concern, with form against the mid- and lower-table sides worlds apart from the displays we've seen the last two times out.

"This is more suited to Arteta." A-W footyroom.com by footyroom Referee Stuart Attwell had yet another nightmare in yesterday's clash between Arsenal and Wolves. Mick McCarthy will argue that Nenad Milijas's red card was Attwell's low-point, but for comedy value we preferred this moment. The hapless ref scuppered Arsenal's free-kick routine by standing in front [.

Another one stopped

The final outcome was a result that we did not need and with Tottenham winning their latter game at Carrow Road, it makes me very uncomfortable with the gap that is opening up slightly between us. This was a chance to move ahead of Chelsea into 4th spot. It ended up being as frustrating a match to watch.

Another one stopped

The final outcome was a result that we did not need and with Tottenham winning their latter game at Carrow Road, it makes me very uncomfortable with the gap that is opening up slightly between us. This was a chance to move ahead of Chelsea into 4th spot. It ended up being as frustrating a match to watch.

By Chris Wright

Just the five? How disappointing.

Manchester City (or more accurately, their second string) made it 21 goals scored in their last five matches with a 5-2 rollocking of Wolves at Molineux last night easing into the Carling Cup quarters alongside Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Blackburn, Cardiff and Crystal Palace.

Adam Johnson cancel's out Nenad Milijas's opener for Wolves with a cracking goal of his own at Molineaux, Wolves 1-1 Manchester City.

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Nenad Milijas gives Wolves a 1-0 lead in the 4th round of the Carling Cup against Manchester City after 18 minutes play at Molineaux.

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The return of the Carling Cup had plenty of entertainment to offer and although there will always be those who dismiss the value of English football's fourth-tier competition, there were several important lessons to be learned from what we saw this midweek.

Lesson 1: Hargeaves can come good: Roberto Mancini's signing of injury-plagued Owen Hargreaves brought the inevitable slew of crock jokes, especially in the wake of the infamous YouTube videos featuring the former Manchester United and Bayern Munich midfielder.

Carlo Vela hizo su primer gol con la camiseta del West Brom y salvó un punto ante los Wolves del Wolverhampton en un remate después del rechazo del portero, el mexicano le dio la alegria del empate agonico a su afición , para el delantero es momento de tomar confianza.

LONDRES- Un gol del mexicano Carlos Vela en el tiempo añadido evitó el triunfo del colista, el Wolverhampton, y la derrota del West Bromwich (1-1), en el encuentro aplazado de la decimoctava jornada de la Liga de Inglaterra.

I've been lazy at updating again, so here comes a bunch of news on Wolves from the week gone by. First some international news: * Kevin Doyle and Nenad Milijas played the first half for the Republic Of Ireland and Serbia respectively on Tuesday and Wednesday. Hopefully they will be fully fit and hungry tomorrow.

MANCHESTER, England Carlos Tevez scored twice as Manchester City survived a late fightback to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-3 to move to the top of the English Premier League today. The Argentinian international Tevez struck his 14th and 15th goals of the season while Ivory Coast brothers Kolo and Yaya Toure both netted as City [.