In a thrilling encounter at Molineux, Jack Grealish shone brightly as Everton clinched a hard-fought 3-2 victory over a struggling Wolverhampton Wanderers. The on-loan winger from Manchester City proved instrumental, recording two assists and facilitating Iliman Ndiaye's goal, seizing crucial points for David Moyes' squad.

Despite being omitted from the England squad earlier in the week, Grealish's impact at Everton has been undeniable. With four assists to his name in just two matches, he’s proving to be the creative spark that might keep Everton clear of relegation troubles this season.

Conversely, Wolves face a grim outlook as they succumbed to their third consecutive defeat. Although Hwang Hee-Chan's goal leveled the match temporarily, the team's inability to maintain momentum is a cause for concern. Rumors swirl around striker Jørgen Strand Larsen, who was absent due to a minor injury amidst interest from Newcastle, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the club's future.

The match kicked off energetically with Everton making the first significant move in the sixth minute. Grealish, displaying his playmaking prowess, headed a precise cross from Vitaliy Mykolenko, setting up Beto for a simple nod-in at the far post.

Wolves, determined to respond, showcased their resilience with a stunning strike from Hwang in the 21st minute, courtesy of Marshall Munetsi's exceptional assist that sliced through Everton's defense.

As the match intensified, Everton regained their lead in the 33rd minute. Grealish, denied by goalkeeper José Sá moments prior, quickly recovered to assist Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who delivered a low cross for Ndiaye to tap in.

The Toffees extended their lead shortly after halftime when Grealish again orchestrated the play, threading through Dewsbury-Hall, who fired into the net.

Although late-game pressure from Wolves, marked by Rodrigo Gomes’ goal from David Wolfe's delivery, spiced up the closing moments, Everton held firm to secure all three points.

As the transfer window approaches its closure, eyes will be on both clubs, particularly Wolves, to see how they might bolster their squad to turn the tide in what promises to be a challenging season.