A win over one of their arch-rivals could have been the spark Wolves needed to turn their form around writes Joe Rindl

Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Gary O'Neil said his team needs to learn to "fight and scrap" for wins after their hard work to take a first-half lead at Aston Villa ended in a 3-1 loss on Saturday to leave them winless in the Premier League.

Aston Villa's match really started in the 73rd minute when they finally shook off their European hangover and levelled through Ollie Watkins' third goal in as many matches.After the equaliser, Villa Park expected a winner.

Aston Villa denied Wolverhampton Wanderers their first victory in the Premier League this season after they came from behind to win their West Midlands derby 3-1 at Villa Park with two late goals on Saturday.

Aston Villa’s Late Surge Stuns Wolves at Villa ParkAston Villa Triumphs in Dramatic StyleIn a riveting Premier League clash that encapsulated the sheer unpredictability of football, Aston Villa

Aston Villa have now gained six points from losing positions in the Premier League this season; the joint-most of any side alongside Manchester City. While Wolves have dropped six points from such positions,

Chelsea at last gain some territory when Reiten is pulled down. 80 min: Some touchline histrionics from Robert de Pauw. His team have been pretty impressive and well organised. 78 min: Reiten goes in to come back out again but Chelsea fail to get the ball into the centre.