Keith Andrews

There would have been a lot of talk about Neves, certainly from this studio.

And he was outstanding in every single department today.

He was brilliant.

It's so tight at the bottom.

Let's just remind you of how things stand down there.

There was only two points between the bottom seven sides before today, and it's still the same situation, though.

It looks a lot rosier now for Huddersfield.

How do you see it, Keith, at the moment?

I have to be completely honest and at the start of the season and up until a few weeks ago until they got that win against Fulham on the Monday night I thought they were down but I think I've seen a different type of performance like a brave gutsy performance in both of those games you would have to say that they wanted it they wanted it more than the opposition and that's probably been a constant with them in the last two and a half years the team spirit and the organisation I think he was being very humble in terms of the game plan I thought he produced a master plan to

And that result today would have unsettled one or two others down there, wouldn't it?

Absolutely, it has done today for Huddersfield.

Up to 14th, they breathe a huge sigh of relief.

Two wins in three games has certainly eased the pressure on them for now.

Jamie, thank you very much.

Alex, thank you.

Keith, great to see you back here at Molineux.

I think the fans enjoy seeing you as well.

Some of them, anyway.

We saw this earlier today.

Arsenal winning at Bournemouth for the first time in three seasons, and they got off the mark through... That was an own goal from Jefferson Lerma.