Overview

• Wolves led on 54 minutes when Santiago Bueno prodded in after a corner was parried into traffic, exposing Spurs’ dead-ball vulnerability.
• Tottenham created little after falling behind and did not test Sam Johnstone again until stoppage time, when Mathys Tel’s cross and Pape Matar Sarr’s layoff set up João Palhinha’s finish.
• The result lifts Spurs to third after missing the chance to go second, while Wolves remain bottom but end a five‑match league losing run.
• Vítor Pereira’s side shifted shape, defended resolutely and earned praise from their manager, who said they "deserved to win" after a more cohesive second half.
• Thomas Frank restored several regulars, Mohammed Kudus was Spurs’ brightest threat with a header tipped onto the bar and an offside strike, and Palhinha later said the draw "feels like a loss."