Wolves remain bottom of the Premier League, but the numbers suggest their performances under Rob Edwards have moved in a more sustainable direction than those produced earlier in the season under Vitor Pereira.

Wolves were winless and on two points when the manager took over, but two months on the performances and mood are both vastly improved

Nick Woltemade’s barren run in front of goal stretched to seven games in all competitions after Newcastle United’s record-signing managed just 13 touches in his side’s drab goalless draw against bottom club Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Wolves, which has won twice in the English League Cup this season — including against West Ham — last tasted success in the Premier League on April 26. That was a month before the end of last season.

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Unbeaten in three Premier League matches, Wolverhampton Wanderers look to build toward a stunning survival when they host Newcastle United at the Molineux Stadium on Sunday.