Sean Neave

Young forward Neave enjoyed a night to remember as his late double gave Wolves a crucial 2-1 comeback victory over Bristol City in the Championship.

The 19-year-old's first senior goals came after his 73rd-minute introduction from the bench, and lifted César Peixoto's men up to second in the table.

Both goals were fine poacher's finishes, with his first - followed in from close range after ex-Magpie Adam Armstrong's shot pas parried into his path - levelling the scores with eight minutes remaining after Scott Twine's first half free kick had given the hosts the lead at Ashton Gate.

And his second, headed home following a Kieran Trippier set piece, set the travelling fans into raptures and moved Wolves to within a point of league leaders Middlesbrough.

Neave has made eight appearances in the second tier so far for Wolves, nine in all competitions, with his brace in Bristol a landmark moment for the teenage frontman.

Antonio Cordero

The Spanish winger has been in excellent form for Cádiz recently, and added his fifth goal of the campaign at Real Mallorca on Monday.

Five minutes after the restart, Cordero broke the deadlock, but it was cancelled out by Pablo Torre's header just after the hour.

Cordero was withdrawn with ten minutes remaining and his side then conceded in the 89th minute, with Adrián Fuentes's winner sealing the points for Mallorca.

Along with his five goals, he has one assist in his 12 outings for Cádiz so far.