Overview
- Michael Kayode opened the scoring before Igor Thiago doubled Brentford’s lead, hours after his first Brazil call-up was confirmed.
- Adam Armstrong netted on 44 minutes for his first Wolves goal since joining in January to cut the deficit before halftime.
- Substitute Tolu Arokodare headed the 77th-minute equaliser and later struck the crossbar as the visitors threatened a late winner.
- Brentford missed the chance to close on the top six and now sit three points behind Chelsea and four off fifth-place Liverpool.
- Keith Andrews criticised Brentford’s second-half game management, while Rob Edwards praised Wolves’ fight and pointed to a rare 25-day gap before their next league match at West Ham.