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Spectacular finish as supersub Sean Neave turns it around for Wolves with his first ever goals

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Sean Neave scored his first senior goals for Wolves in a dramatic finish against Bristol City, netting the equalizer and winner. Neave, a 19-year-old Newcastle United loan player, had struggled to get playing time in the Championship.

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Sean Neave scored his first senior goals for Wolves in a dramatic finish against Bristol City, netting the equalizer and winner. Neave, a 19-year-old Newcastle United loan player, had struggled to get playing time in the Championship. He came off the bench to score the rebound after Adam Armstrong's shot was saved and then headed in the winner from a Kieran Trippier free-kick.

Neave's goals came as a significant boost to Wolves, who were chasing promotion back to the Premier League. The team still had much of the squad that was relegated from the top tier and were now back in second place in the table after Neave's goals. Middlesbrough were now only a point ahead of them.

The young striker had been patient, playing only 153 minutes of Championship football before his breakthrough. Despite limited opportunities, Neave had continued to work hard in training, and his efforts were rewarded with two goals and an assist.

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What a night for Newcastle United teenage loan star Sean Neave at Wolves. A Wednesday night he will never forget. With Wolves chasing promotion back to the Premier League and still with much of the squad that was relegated from the top tier, Sean Neave has found it difficult to get much time on the pitch in the Championship. Sitting on the bench once again tonight, the 19-year-old Newcastle United fan watched on as Wolves trailed 1-0 to Bristol City. Nine minutes later and Neave’s former United teammate Kieran Trippier volleyed a cross in from the right, fellow Newcastle fan and former NUFC striker Adam Armstrong saw his first-time shot saved, only for Sean Neave to pounce and net the rebound.

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