Wolverhampton Wanderers fans will be scratching their heads on ​Wednesday wondering how a team who have beaten Liverpool and Aston Villa and drawn with Arsenal in ‌their last three Premier League home games look certain for the drop.

The Premier League's bottom side did the unthinkable in beating the champions. Next is an FA Cup rematch between the two on Friday

Reaction as Alexis Mac Allister scores an injury-time winner for Liverpool at Nottingham Forest, while Crystal Palace and Fulham both win.

Wolves and Villa have both had fixture changes announced in April for television broadcast. Rob Edwards' side will travel to face West Ham next month, with the game now taking place on Friday, April 10 with an 8pm kick-off. It will be broadcast on Sky’s Friday Night Football show, while Wolves' remaining fixtures in April are unchanged.