Five times Wolves conquered David Moyes
David Moyes’ teams have proven a tough nut for Wolves to crack over the years.
The Scotsman has emerged victorious in 12 of his 21 meetings with the Gold and Black.
His Everton homecoming has had the desired effect with the Toffees losing just once in eight games in the Premier League since his appointment at the turn of the year.
Here, we remember the five times Moyes has been conquered by Wolves.
January 2023: Wolves 1-0 West Ham
Wolves beat West Ham to climb out of the relegation zone for the first time in three months under Julen Lopetegui.
The Hammers replaced them in the Premier League drop zone after Daniel Podence drove home a 48th-minute winner.
November 2021: Wolves 1-0 West Ham
Raul Jimenez swept Podence’s low cut-back into the corner to propel Wolves into the top six with a third home league win on the bounce.
West Ham defender Kurt Zouma had a goal ruled out for a foul on Romain Saiss but ultimately saw their four-match winning streak come to an end.
June 2020: West Ham 0-2 Wolves
Jimenez set the record for the most goals scored by a Wolves player in a Premier League season after heading them into the lead with his 14th of the season.
The Mexican striker’s 13-goal haul from the season before was the previous highest tally and Pedro Neto emerged from the bench to put the seal on the win.
Wolves leapfrogged Sheffield United in the table and move level on points with fifth-place Manchester United.
May 2004: Wolves 2-1 Everton
Wolves were all but down and they made the worst possible start when Leon Osman opened the scoring for Everton just three minutes into his first Premier League start.
But Henri Camara unleashed a beauty from 25 yards to haul Wolves level 10 minutes after the restart.
The Gold and Black pressed forward fiercely and eventually got their reward when Carl Cort headed Mark Kennedy’s cross beyond the reach of Nigel Martyn.
September 2001: Preston 1-2 Wolves
Wolves came from behind to beat Preston North End as they collected their first win under Moyes.
Preston defender Chris Lucketti headed home Graham Alexander's floated free-kick to open the scoring.
Andy Sinton equalised with a lobbed effort and Joleon Lescott pounced on a rebound to score the winner.
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