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Limp Newcastle held by Wolves in dreary stalemate

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January 19, 2026

Wolves extended their unbeaten run in the Premier League to four matches after they battled to a goalless draw with Newcastle at Molineux.

- SUNNY BADWAL

Limp Newcastle held by Wolves in dreary stalemate

Wolves fans arrived at the stadium without their usual fear of losing games - following their recent good run - and their team did not allow Eddie Howe's side to register a shot on target in a low-key first period.

Jose Sa remained untroubled in the Wolves goal before he was needed late on to keep out Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton, which was needed to earn his side an eighth point of the campaign.

Newcastle have found life quite tough away from St James' Park, and another laboured performance in the final third means they have still won just two games on the road this season and missed the chance to climb into the top six.

Wolves remain 14 points adrift of safety, but another encouraging performance and a second clean sheet of the season will leave Rob Edwards plenty to be encouraged about.

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