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Town boss Mick McCarthy has named an unchanged side for the fifth game in succession as the Blues take on his old club Wolves at Molineux. The Town manager also selects the same bench as at Charlton on Boxing Day.
Mick McCarthy’s return to Molineux ended in victory as a goal in each half from Aaron Cresswell and DJ Campbell saw the Blues to a comfortable 2-0 win over their manager’s old club Wolves. Cresswell netted the opener in the 33rd minute with Campbell slotting home his 10th of the season on 64.
Town missed a hatful of chances as Wolves left Portman Road with a 2-0 victory. A second-half own goal by Tommy Smith then a long distance strike from sub Tongo Doumbia were enough to take the points with the Blues profligate in front of goal throughout.
Liam Feeney struck the post, Brett Pitman saw an effort cleared off the line and forced Wolves keeper Carl Ikeme into a superb second-half save but Town’s game at Molineux ended 0-0.
Liam Feeney struck a post and Brett Pitman saw an effort cleared off the line but Town’s game at Wolves remains 0-0 at the break.