Wednesday's episode of Wolves Express reflects on a thrilling night under the lights at Molineux as the Old Gold secured their spot in the FA Cup fourth round to set up a Black Country derby.
On Tuesday night, Wolves had to twice come from behind against Brentford to claim a thrilling 3-2 extra time victory, thanks to goals from Nelson Semedo, Nathan Fraser and Matheus Cunha, and you can hear from the latter pair as they give their thoughts on the evening to Wolves Express.
Match-winner Cunha admits he is very excited to play in his first Black Country derby while Fraser is hoping to get another chance to impress after scoring his second goal in three senior appearances when he came off the bench to get Wolves back on level terms for a second time.
There is also a chat with Tommy Doyle, who was named Man of the Match by Wolves legends Andy Thompson and Lee Naylor on Matchday Live Extra, as the midfielder believes his team can go all the way in this season's competition having reached the semi-finals with Sheffield United last season.
Gary O’Neil also gives his thoughts to Wolves TV's Gemma Frith, as he praises the character inside the squad to come from behind for the third time in the third round tie having also done the same in the original match at Brentford 11 days previously to earn the replay. The head coach also expresses his delight in setting up a fourth round clash with West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns.
Finally, there is an exclusive chat with Wolves fan Ross who was attending the game at Molineux with his son, before being called into action for the final half hour of Tuesday night's clash as a stand-in fourth official after one of the assistant referees had to step aside!
Released three times a week – every Monday, Wednesday and Friday – Wolves Express is packed with news, updates and exclusive interviews on both the playing and non-playing side of the club, complementing other offerings of Wolves Weekly and Matchday Live Extra.
