Wolves had drawn six of their previous nine home Championship games and struggled to create chances in a dour first half, with Teixeira''s claims for a penalty after a strong challenge from Maxime Colin the only highlight. However, immediately after the break, Helder Costa made Wolves'' opener with a superb run, although former Southend keeper Bentley arguably should have done better to keep the impressive Teixeira''s low effort out. Taixeira added a fortunate second, as his cross from a free-kick on the left bounced past everyone and in. Palace loanee Kaikai''s powerful finish from a tight angle made for a nervy finish for the home fans before record signing Cavaleiro made sure of all three points with his first goal for Wolves, tapping in from Jon Dadi Bodvarsson''s cross came after the visitors had dominated the final 20 minutes, with Lasse Vibe and John Egan both missing good opportunities to equalise.