#WOLNOR

Goalscoring hero Diogo Jota has admitted that although he has enjoyed scoring five goals in two games for Wolves, what is most important is helping the side get back to winning ways.

Captain Conor Coady praised Diogo Jota's work rate after the Portuguese forward continued his clinical week in front of goal by scoring twice in the 3-0 Premier League victory over Norwich City.

Having waited a month for a win, two came along in the space of four days as Wolves followed up Thursday evening’s Europa League success with a comfortable three points against Norwich City at Molineux. Diogo Jota notched a double to take his tally to five in the past two games, while Raul Jimenez bagged the other, but here are five things we spotted from Sunday’s 3-0 win.

Although delighted for Diogo Jota to score his fifth goal in four days as Wolves comfortably overcame Norwich in the Premier League, Matt Doherty believes it does not matter who scores, as long as the team wins.

Nuno Espirito Santo believes Wolves’ victory over Norwich City was reward for the belief they have in themselves.