Dave Edwards: Wolves are evolving under Vitor Pereira

Everything is moving forward nicely. It's a difficult thing to beat anyone twice in the Premier League, especially a team of Manchester United's stature regardless of where they are at the moment. 

What I saw most from the game on Sunday was a team that is really evolving because Wolves didn't play well on the ball compared to the recent standards they've set. 

It took me back to early in Vitor Pereira's reign when we lost 3-1 at Chelsea. We didn't play particularly well that night but we were still a soft touch. 

Although we had had an uplift since he'd came in, we still weren't as dogged or as resilient as what we are now. The game wasn't too much different in terms of on the ball, but what Wolves do have now is a steely determination, organisation and spirit. 

It's amazing to see how far they've come in such a short amount of time to be able to win games without playing particularly well like they did on Sunday. 

There wasn't a lot in the game but Wolves defended for their lives at key moments. Toti Gomes was the standout performer. I just loved how aggressive he was but also the way he read the game. 

We haven't seen it a lot this season but there were a couple of occasions where Emmanuel Agbadou just got caught out of position and wasn't able to recover. 

But Toti's recovering position was phenomenal. The speed and athleticism he showed to cover the ground, he made a huge tackle on Rasmus Hojlund when we was 1v1 at the start of the second half. 

His positioning and presence on the back post was enough to prevent Hojlund from having a tap-in at the back post when Alejandro Garnacho flashed it across the face of goal. 

The general dominance he showed was terrific. Santi Bueno came in for Matt Doherty and I thought he had a good game. Agbadou has been a revelation and as a back-three, they allowed Wolves to press higher when they need to, knowing they could deal with the physicality and pace of Hojlund. 

A shout out must also go to Dan Bentley who came into the team last minute after Jose Sa got injured in the warm-up. He wasn't tested much but everything he did do, he did with real confidence.

Pereira got his team selection spot on. I was hoping Matheus Cunha would play regardless of whether Jean-Ricner Bellegarde was fit. I thought it'd be a game for him but it didn't quite play out like that. 

Cunha still had the best moments. It was his run for the free-kick before Pablo Sarabia scored and then he played a lovely through ball to Rodrigo Gomes later in the game. 

I'm pretty sure Cunha will leave the club in the summer. It was great to have him back in the team, he offers us something completely different and he looked very committed still. 

Really hoping he can continue that form right the way through these last few games because he has been a wonderful footballer for Wolves. 

But Pereira's in-game changes are always extremely good. He has a sense of the way the game is flowing, which was the momentum is going and which players he needs to change. 

He very rarely gets it wrong and the timing of those substitutions are key. The introduction of Sarabia brought that extra bit of quality into the game and obviously his free-kick was fabulous.