Arokodare’s Wolves Suffer Fifth Consecutive League Defeat

Nigeria international Tolu Arokodare was in action for Wolverhampton Wanderers who lost 3-1 to Leeds United at home in Saturday’s Premier League encounter. Arokodare was in action for 90 minutes as struggling Wolves, who have now lost their first five league matches this season. Ladislav Krejci gave Wolves the lead in the eight minute then […]

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