News about Pablo Sarabia

TIM NASH: Wolves are poised to play a 15-year-old schoolboy against Arsenal on Saturday after he skipped a science lesson on Friday to prepare to face the Premier League title challengers. Right back Wes Okoduwa would become Wolves' youngest player at 15 years, 344 days, with the hosts having only 10 fit senior outfield players. Craig Dawson, Nelson Semedo, Matheus Cunha, Pedro Neto and Jean-Ricard Bellegarde are all out, Hwang Hee-chan and Rayan Ait-Nouri aren't fit enough to start and Mario Lemina and Pablo Sarabia are nursing knocks.

LOS HEPPENSTALL AT MOLINEUX: As boos screamed down from the home stands, Wolves supporters chanted incomprehension over the Premier League'corrupt,' and Gary O'Neil was beside himself with indignation. The emotional connection between David Moyes, his players, and the substantial number of West Ham supporters may not have been greater. After a dramatic finish, James Ward-Prowse scored what turned out to be an 84th-minute winner, curling the ball in direct from a corner on the left flank, Moyes was all smiles.

In West Ham's comeback victory over Wolves, James Ward-Prowse demonstrated why he was a set-piece specialist by scoring directly from a corner. Lucas Paqueta's penalty cancelled out Pablo Sarabia's first-half strike from the hosts' spot, before Ward-Prowse brought the Hammers in front after 85 minutes from a corner. The goal stunned viewers online, with one calling the 29-year-old England international a 'che code.'

WOLVES 1-0 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY — TOM COLLOMOSSE AT MOLINEUX – TOM COLLOMOSSE, the opposition vs. opposition. When he returned to the club last December, Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder ordered his crew to'swing some punches,' but here Jack Robinson and Vini Souza took their instructions a bit too literally. Souza and Robinson called one more out before a restart in play, with Souza appearing to shove his teammate in the face after leading to a header from Wolves forward Pablo Sarabia, the game's only goal of the game.

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In a mini-game against the first team, Wolves have posted a touching video of the club's under-8s team competing in a mini-game against the first team. Wolves' footage of the training session last week was posted on social media. 'The youngsters were brought into the pack,' the gaffer organized a friendly against the first team,' he wrote in a video.'

After Tottenham's early fall, which ended in back-to-back defeats for Ange Postecoglou's side, Brennan Johnson says the team deserved nothing at Wolves. As the hosts claimed a deserved 2-1 victory, Pablo Sarabia and Mario Lemina collapsed in stoppage time. Spurs took the lead after Johnson's third-minute goal, but they were second best from then onwards. "It happens in football, we've loved late games, and now we're downing, and it's really sickening." All the boys are getting the same feelings,' Johnson wrote on the club's official site. We can't complain too much because we didn't even play the game off.'

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has argued that after Wolves' dramatic late show, Spurs must accept the pain of loss. Pablo Sarabia and Mario Lemina scored in stoppage time to cap a spectacular finish, gain a 2-1 victory, and deny Spurs top spot in the Premier League. Despite riding their luck for much of the game, Brennan Johnson's first Tottenham goal gave them a lead early and they were expected to move two points clear at the summit.

Pablo Sarabia has been lauded on social media for his spectacular stoppage-time equalizer in Wolves' victory over Tottenham. Gary O'Neil's side got off to a good start at Molineux, when Brennan Johnson scored their first goal for Spurs after just three minutes to give them the lead. Throughout much of the first half, the visitors controlled possession, and although Wolves remained in the game, a lack of precision in the final third offered a few chances to level pass them by.

After losing their second straight defeat, Tottenham defender Joleon Lescott believes they'should need to reevaluate their hopes and look forward to the January transfer window. After Brennan Johnson's opener, goals from Pablo Sarabia and Mario Lemina produced a spectacular late comeback to deny Tottenham. Spurs lost 4-1 at the hands of rivals Chelsea, where two players were sent off, and if Man City defeated Mauricio Pochettino's team on Sunday, they would be four points off the top of the table.

MATT BARLOW AT MOLINEUX: Yes, there was nothing like the carnage of Monday night in Tottenham, but Ange Postecoglou's was still reeling, late goals, and another loss on a Saturday lunchtime in Wolverhampton. Mario Lemina scored the winning goal in the seventh minute of stoppage time by turning in a cross from replacement Pablo Sarabia, who had scored the equalizer just six minutes before. Spurs had to fall behind with a goal by Brennan Johnson in the third minute and led to the board's showing six minutes of stoppage time.

Joao Gomez, who has already had three yellow cards in six games this season, is paying a short 4/5 to be booked. He is followed by Wolves' Boubacar Traore and Pablo Sarabia, who are earning 11/8 and 15/8 respectively. With Sky Bet, Mario Lemina and Matheus Cunha will be the next in the market, with the pair of Wolves 2/1 receiving either a yellow or a red. Lemina in particular has been plagued with ill-discipline this season, with three yellows in a little over a month of Premier League play.

Darwin Nunez, a Liverpool striker, and center-back Ibrahima Konate are in contention for their return to action against Wolves on Saturday. The Reds face Julen Lorenzogui's outfit at Anfield on Wednesday in what is a crucial game in their quest to qualify for the Champions League. Liverpool is nine points behind Tottenham Hotspur in fourth place after a humiliating 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday, but they have played two fewer games than Tottenham in fourth place.

EE has lunched the new iteration of their Hope United campaign, GayVAR, in an attempt to combat the spread of homophobic hate in football. After 75% of respondents said that homophobia is still a problem in the sport, as the campaign slogan states, it is for fans to call out and report abuse when they see it online. Hope United, fronted by Joe Cole and comedian Tom Allen, will post social media messages on three Premier League weekends, delivering video content in response to specific moments that have sparked a surge in homophobic abuse online.

Marco Silva praised goalcorer Manor Solomon but said he is not yet ready to play 90 minutes after his equalizer gave Fulham a 1-1 draw with Wolves at Craven Cottage. Since returning from injury, the winger sustained a serious ankle injury, effectively ending him out for four months of the season, but he has found the net three times in as many matches. Solomon was crowned the champion at Brighton last week and later scored against Nottingham Forest, before his goal on Friday knocked out Pablo Sarabia's goal, giving the hosts a point.

Christophe Galtier, the head of Paris Saint-Germain, has blamed Chelsea for Hakim Ziyech's botched transfer to the French capital, where the'responsibility' does not lie with the Ligue 1 giants because they have a "quality workforce." Following Ziyech's demise on deadline day, the French football authorities refused an appeal from the Ligue 1 side to ratify the transfer. Galtier expressed disappointment about the deal's failure as PSG had labored to replace Pablo Sarabia, who has joined Wolves. However, the French emperor maintained that he was'satisfied' with his new crew.

And breathe. The January transfer window is over, and managers now know exactly what they're doing for the remainder of the season. The mid-season window can be a little anti-climatic, with clubs choosing to stick with what they've got rather than risking any disruptions to their squad for the second half of the season. This wasn't the case this time, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham all doing major business on deadline day. But did they spend their money wisely?Which sides look well-placed to finish the campaign strongly, and who has left themselves short? Sportsmail has taken a look at the operations of all 20 Premier League clubs and rated them from A-F on how they did in January.

Despite Lyon's attempts to balloon the offer, the Wolves are confident of getting midfielder Joao Gomes from Flamengo. Since making his debut in October 2020, Gomes has been a regular for the Brazilian outfit, winning multiple awards at club level, including the Copa Libertadores. After Flamengo accepted a bid from Lyon, there was fear that the contract was going to fall through, but the midfielder refused to join the French side.

Wolves have been asked to raise the bid for Flamengo midfielder Joao Gomes. The 21-year-old is keen to join Wolves, but Lyon has beaten their £15 million bid by £2.5 million. Gomes' agent was already in London at the time of Lyon's counter offer, which is likely to derail the transfer.

SIMON JONES: Wolves face Lyon in their attempt to lure Brazilian youngster Joao Gomes from Flamengo for £15 million. After Sportsmail revealed that the club had agreed to a £15 million trade for the midfielder, the Premier League club thought a deal was close to being complete. Despite Gomes' presence in London with his agent, French side Lyon are keen to hijack his potential transfer to the Molineux by offering £2.5 million more than Wolves.

Pablo Sarabia from Paris St Germain has been released by Wolves for £4.4 million. The attacking midfielder has signed a two-and-a-half year contract with Molineux, ahead of Liverpool's FA Cup third-round match on Tuesday. When Wolves coach Julen Lorenzegui was in charge, Sarabia, 30, was captain for Spain Under-19s.

According to sources, Lyon, a French team, attempted to hijack Wolves' transfer for Flamengo actor Joao Gomes. After Sportsmail announced that the club had agreed to a £15 million trade for the midfielder, the Premier League outfit felt that a contract was close to being finished. However, the Brazilian side has been hesitant to reach an agreement until they had sounded out Lyon's bid, owing to the last minute's excitement.

Antonio Sarabia, a french winger, has agreed to a £4.4 million transfer for the Wolves. On Tuesday, the 30-year-old - who played on loan at Sporting Lisbon in 2021-22 - will see his medical examination at Wolves. Julen Loegui's third recruit of the January transfer window will then sign a two-and-a-year contract, making him the third recruit of the month.

Sportmail announced on Saturday that the Premier League had agreed to a £15 million contract for Brazilian wonderkid Joao Gomes (right) from Flamengo. Boss Julen Loegui (inset) and his team will also complete a £4 million contract (plus add-ons) to grab Pablo Sarabia (left) from Paris Saint-Germain. Gomes, a Brazilian midfielder, arrived in Brazil on Saturday night and underwent surgery before his transfer was finalized. Since making his debut in October 2020, Gomes has been a regular for the Brazilian team and has earned numerous awards at club level, including the Copa Libertadores.