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Feb 27 5 tweets 2 min read
#WHUWOL

- Played at a pedestrian pace for the first 60 mins (till the West Ham goal). Only Hwang and to a lesser extent Rice were trying to up the tempo
- West Ham goal out of nowhere with Wolves poor defending
- Game got better after the goal
West Ham focus
- Antonio looked better than he has looked recently. Could have played a few better passes during counterattacks
- Bowen playing almost like a 2nd striker. He is not involved much in buildup and progression. Good for FPL
- Cresswell and Bowen on set pieces
- Rice is amazing. An all-round midfielder. But, he failed to up their tempo most of the game. Whether this came from Moyes instruction or not is unknown. If Rice moves to a possession-heavy team, he will be tasked with setting the tempo of the game
Wolves focus
- Silva is not a target man to play counterattacks with. His game improved significantly when Wolves started to attack and Silva could find little pockets of space in the final third
- Wolves can park and defend their box. Let's see how this team evolves next
- Sa was excellent
- Kilman has been good this season. But, he needs to move to the left side to get the best out of him when his team has possession.

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