Stoke dumped Wolves out of the Carabao Cup with Jacob Brown's 86th-minute strike enough for a 1-0 win, as Wolves' £35m man Fabio Silva failed to make an impact.
Stoke winger Brown cost £2m from Barnsley last week and showed Wolves' record buy how to finish, coming off the bench to score his first goal for the Potters.
Silva, who joined from Porto this month, blew the chance for a debut goal when he fired a glorious opportunity wide in the second half. He was handed a start along with fellow debutant Vitinha, but the game failed to spark during a drab first half.
He had half-hearted claims for a penalty waved away after a challenge from Adam Davies but the 18-year-old forward was well marshalled and was left frustrated by the rough treatment received from Bruno Martins Indi.
Away from the Portuguese youngster, Leander Dendoncker planted a header wide after 20 minutes as Wolves failed to recreate their blistering start from Monday.
At Sheffield United they were 2-0 up in six minutes but they lacked incisiveness on Thursday with boss Nuno Espirito Santo visibly frustrated with their laboured attacking build-up. ราคาบอลไหล
Organised Stoke deserved credit for limiting Adama Traore, Vitinha and Silva and keeping their focus while Wolves made the running.
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