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Monday night football saw wolves make the trip to Brentford at the G-Tech Community Stadium.

Here's how things sounded when the full-time whistle blew. And the old-time whistle blew. And the old teammates share the spoils.

Keith Andrews and Rob Edwards

embraced there at the full-time whistle.

A point that will probably disappoint

Brentford more than it will Wolves.

Cayode.

One of those disappointed.

He scored the opener in this game.

His first goal for Brentford.

Igor Tiago after his Brazil call up with his 19th Premier League

goal. Alan Armstrong. Fantastic finishes before half time for his first Wall's goal.

And Tolo Oroquadare coming off the bench to equalize and could have won it having hit

the crossbar. Rees Nelson with a very, very late opportunity to steal the headlines himself.

But Brentford, unable in the end to take full advantage of slip-ups elsewhere this weekend in the race for Europe.

And for Wolves it's a solid point as they raise their spirits, even though they seem set to go down but an enjoyable evening for a

neutral least at the D-Tech and the final score is a bread for two

Warburhampton Wanderers 2 yeah the bite is back in Wolves after toothless

first half of the season but it's all come a little bit late for them.

A really good fight back. Yet again, Rob Edwards' substitutions making a difference and terrific response.

They might have won the game, but also they might well have lost it as well.

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