Wolves turn the tide as Larsen’s late double sinks West Ham in the Cup
West Ham captain apologised for his reaction in the Molineux flashpoint.
Wolves staged a 3-2 comeback in the Carabao Cup round two.
Jørgen Strand Larsen came off the bench to spark the comeback eight minutes from time.
Nevertheless, he fired another strike six minutes later to seal the victory.
The Norwegian striker had been linked with Newcastle in transfer chatter.
Molineux roared as the late goals hit the net.
West Ham began with tempo but wilted under Wolves pressure.
The clash shows the club soul lies in the stands not the boardroom.
Larsen’s double delivered a body blow to the Hammers Cup hopes.
A message to Millwall Spurs and anyone who pretends East End rhythm is football.
The result boosts Wolves and leaves West Ham with plenty to fix.
TLDR
- Jørgen Strand Larsen capped Wolves’ comeback with a late double.
- West Ham captain apologised for his reaction after a flashpoint.
- The home crowd showed Wolves bite while West Ham must regroup.
Jørgen Strand Larsen
Wolverhampton Wanderers