Vitor calls for reset after pointless start to season

WOLVES boss Vitor Pereira says his side need to “start again” after falling to a third successive Premier League defeat.

- By JONATHAN VEAL

Wolves were beaten 3-2 by Everton at Molineux on Saturday to leave them pointless going into the first international break of the season.

Pereira, who is hoping for a striker and a midfielder to arrive before today’s 7pm transfer deadline, said: “Life is to react. We need to react. We need to improve. We need to work more and more.

“We need to be more aggressive. We need to compete for every ball. We need to start again with the right mentality and this is not about to complain.

“It’s to understand, ‘okay, you are on the ground, but now it’s time to go and to fight again.”

Jack Grealish continued his excellent start to life at Everton with two more assists.

The on-loan Manchester City winger created goals for Beto and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and was also involved in Iliman Ndiaye’s strike.

Grealish, who was left out of Thomas Tuchel’s England squad on Friday, has already made four goals for his new club after registering just two league assists in two miserable campaigns at City.

Hwang Hee-Chan had made it 1-1 for troubled Wolves before Rodrigo Gomes set up a grandstand finish.