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In a disappointing turn of events, Wolverhampton Wanderers lost 3-1 to Aston Villa in the Premier League, leaving them winless after five games. Despite a strong first-half performance, Wolves could not maintain their lead and were outscored in the second half. Manager Gary O'Neil expressed frustration, highlighting the team's need to "fight and scrap" for wins, as they face a series of tough fixtures ahead.
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