Wolves start on broken hand, goal relief and 'going in the right direction' - Iqraa news

WOLVERHAMPTON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 20: Joergen Strand Larsen of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers FC and Manchester City FC at Molineux on October 20, 2024 in Wolverhampton, England. (Photo by Jack Thomas - WWFC/Wolves via Getty Images)

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Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen admits he has been struggling to find form but finally feels himself again.

Larsen struck in either half to seal a 2-1 win at whipping boys Southampton to ease Wolves nine points clear of the Premier League relegation zone.

“I felt like I had a great start to the season, scoring seven the first six months, and, as a striker, your moments will come back again,’’ he said.

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“I feel like the last few months have been a little bit tough. I felt like I’ve been struggling to find my good form, but it can change – one goal can change everything.

“I always give everything for the team, and I try to show that every time, but it always helps when a striker scores and it gives you confidence. I might be back scoring, but I feel like myself now, before the game, and also after the game.

“It’s not nice to play with a broken hand because you feel like you’re not able to do stuff, but I felt like we’ve been doing well. It’s a bit painful still, but we will see. Hopefully I can still manage to play well with it.”

Reflecting on the crunch win at St Mary’s, Larsen added: “It’s massive. As in every game, we go to win. I feel like we’ve been on a good direction in the last few weeks, not won as many games as we wanted to during the last few months and weeks, but I feel like we’re still onto something.

“We know the position we are in is not great, but I feel like the last few weeks and months, we’ve been building and we feel like we’re going in a good direction. So, to come and take the three points was massive for us.

“The table says the truth, and, right now, we’re in a good spot and we have a few important games still.

"Every game is important, but the next period will be really important for us and this was a nice little win before the break.

“I think we still need to know where we are, but it gives us a good feeling going into the break now, and we can have some confidence when we come back and go on and build on what we have done.”

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