Wolves' quest for their first Premier League victory of the season continues after a thrilling 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace. Trevoh Chalobah initially put Palace in front, capitalising on Jorgen Strand Larsen's misdirected header from Will Hughes' cross. However, Chalobah's missed interception allowed Matheus Cunha to set up Larsen's equaliser in the 67th minute. Wolves then took the lead five minutes later through Joao Gomes, who scored following Goncalo Guedes' impressive play.Despite Wolves' efforts, Palace captain Marc Guehi denied them a crucial win. Guehi scored at the back post after Daniel Munoz flicked on a corner, maintaining Palace's four-point lead over Wolves, who sit in 17th place. In stoppage time, Jean-Phillipe Mateta thought he had secured victory for Palace, but his goal was disallowed due to Munoz's foul on Jose Sa. This result leaves Wolves and their manager Gary O'Neil still searching for their first win.Following Southampton's victory over Everton earlier that day, Wolves remain one of only two teams without a win this Premier League season, alongside Ipswich Town. This marks just the third time in their history that they have failed to secure a win in their first ten league matches, previously occurring in the 1926-27 and 1983-84 seasons. O'Neil's team is now winless in 13 league games dating back to last season.

Pressure Mounts on Gary O'Neil

As Manchester United recently dismissed Erik ten Hag as the first managerial casualty of the season, Gary O'Neil faces mounting pressure. His side remains at the bottom of the table after Southampton's triumph over Everton. With a crucial match against another struggling team next week, O'Neil will be eager to turn things around and secure that elusive first win.Wolves have endured a challenging start to their campaign, with historical parallels highlighting their current struggles. The team hopes to break this winless streak soon and climb out of the relegation zone as they prepare for upcoming fixtures.