Guedes scores in RC Lens defeat - Wolves 1-3 RC Lens - Highlights

A very good evening and welcome to the Pallet Track, Bescott Stadium. A stone's throw from the M6 motorway that carves its way through the West Midlands. A couple of junctions down from Wolverhampton is the latest stop on Wolves journey towards the big kickoff against Manchester City in a couple of weeks time. French side, I see Lons, the opponents this evening. That's a nice little turn by Jean-Michel Belcard. Hugo Bueno. John Gomez trying to clip it through and there's the header and a big opportunity. The fair Lopez ghosting into the penalty area and his head in hands, he clearly feels like he should have done better. Yeah, it's a clear opportunity to get a header on target. Will it be Belcard? What a ball. And it came off Malang Sarr in the end. Incredible delivery from Belcard. Viciously whipped into that penalty area and biting for the players trying to get on the end of it. Lopez for Larson, I think couldn't quite get his body in the right position. It was a good opportunity. I actually thought Fer was going to take the shot on because it was on his left peg, but he decided to do a fancy back heel which found Larson, but he couldn't quite get it off. There's a lovely ball looking for Larson. I thought he was a bit scared of the keeper coming out. I think he took a look and he stopped. Difficult. Letting the ball bounce. It's the number one rule as a defender. With the ball on, massive opportunity. And it's spurned. Might open out for Larson. It's a glorious chance again. Could he have kept it down? Will he reach this? On the right-hand corner flag. It's a clever low ball in and there's the goal. And they may have spurned one glorious opportunity at the start of this second half. They were never likely to waste two. He's had three attempts at crossing a ball down his right-hand side and all three attempts have been really good balls in. And it was a very clever, not to say pass, rather than a cross. That's Saeed. Opportunity to strike and what a strike it was. Wow. Bentley beaten from distance. Lons double their lead. Was the keeper unsighted? I didn't really see the angle but it seemed to have nestled in the keeper's bottom right corner at pace. Maybe another on the way for Lons. Big powerful driving run. There's Rafana. And it was Bentley to the rescue this time. Here's a chance for a goal. Back and they've got one back. There you go. Some great feet on the edge of the box by Guedes. Guedes trying to keep it moving. Doherty a little bit behind Lima. Moore's winning it back. And losing it immediately. It might open out for Lons. That player's racing up either side. Here's Saeed. Low ball in. There's the goal. From one end of the field to the other. Just when Wolves thought they were getting back into the game. The breakaway. Having lost possession high up the field. And there you go. Brings it to an end. A successful outing. As far as Racing Club Lons are concerned. From Wolverhampton Wanderers perspective. They hoped that they were getting back into the match. When they gave themselves a lifeline. Gonzalo Guedes on the score sheet. Coming back to 2-1 after Wesley Saeed. Diver Mercado with Lons into a position of ascendancy. With an immediate recovery for Mercado and Lons. The better side in the second half. End up running out winners by three goals to one.