Tommy Doyle has described Pablo Sarabia as ‘amazing’ as Wolves prepare to face Fulham in the Premier League tonight.
Wanderers are back in Premier League play after the international break, and a win would move them up to 10th in the rankings. Fans are jubilant after a 2-1 comeback victory over Tottenham Hotspur a few weeks ago, which was inspired by Pablo Sarabia.
In the dying minutes, the Spaniard came off the bench and scored a breathtaking equalizer before setting up Mario Lemina for a last-gasp winner.
Sarabia has had a difficult stint at Wolves so far, but Doyle believes Gary O’Neil has a terrific player on his hands…
Tommy Doyle brands Pablo Sarabia ‘incredible’
Doyle spoke to the Express & Star ahead of tonight’s game against Fulham, and he is hopeful of starting.
He was maybe unlucky not to start against Spurs, but he and Sarabia were key off the bench in the end. His fast thinking assisted in getting Sarabia away to set up Lemina for the score. Doyle spoke to the Express & Star ahead of tonight’s game against Fulham, and he is hopeful of starting.
He was maybe unlucky not to start against Spurs, but he and Sarabia were key off the bench in the end. His fast thinking assisted in getting Sarabia away to set up Lemina for the score. He was maybe unlucky not to start against Spurs, but he and Sarabia were key off the bench in the end. His fast thinking assisted in getting Sarabia away to set up Lemina for the score. “As others have said, especially against the Spurs, Pablo was incredible when he came on.” That’s exactly what we do here.” Sarabia’s strike was lauded by many, with Micah Richards declaring it his goal of the season thus far and Garth Crooks calling it “memorable.”
Sarabia was incredible vs Spurs – he could be key tonight
After making such an impression against Spurs, it would be surprising if Sarabia was not given a start against Fulham tonight, especially after O’Neil stated the midfielder had been really well in training prior to that spectacular cameo.
The £90,000-a-week star might be crucial for Wolves tonight. He’ll be feeling great after his previous outing, and he did score his first Wolves goal in this game last season in February.
It’s probable that O’Neil may bring him in to replace Jean-Ricner Bellegarde. It would be unjust to drop the Frenchman, but he is the most probable player to be moved to make room for Sarabia.
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