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Portsmouth strike late to frustrate Wolves

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Wolves drew 1-1 with Portsmouth at Molineux in the Championship, with Terry Devlin scoring a late equaliser for Pompey, according to Sky Sports. Substitute Jordan James had given Wolves the lead in the 62nd minute, but Devlin's 86th-minute volley earned Portsmouth a point.

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Wolves drew 1-1 with Portsmouth at Molineux in the Championship, with Terry Devlin scoring a late equaliser for Pompey, according to Sky Sports.

Substitute Jordan James had given Wolves the lead in the 62nd minute, but Devlin's 86th-minute volley earned Portsmouth a point.

Wolves had dominated the second half, with chances for Tawanda Chirewa, Mateus Mane, and Fer Lopez, but were ultimately denied a win.

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Terry Devlin denied Wolves victory just as the hosts' inspired substitutions again looked to prove decisive as Portsmouth drew 1-1 at Molineux in the Championship. Four days after Tawanda Chirewa came off the bench to score the winner at Burnley, substitute Jordan James' strike looked like it would prove the difference for Wolves. But right-back Devlin popped up with a superbly taken equaliser to give Pompey an unlikely share of the spoils. The scoreline was harsh on Wolves as Chirewa hit the bar and was denied another goal, while Mateus Mane and Fer Lopez missed chances in a dominant second-half performance.

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