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Bournemouth continued to dominate in the second half while Wolves struggled to find their rhythm, and after Strand Larsen briefly reduced the deficit, disaster struck again for Wolves. Just two minutes later, Jose Sa fouled Evanilson once more, allowing Kluivert to complete a rare hat-trick of penalties and restore Bournemouth’s two-goal lead. The defeat is a blow for O'Neil's side, who drop back into the bottom three, with their poor defensive record threatening their Premier League survival. In contrast, Bournemouth secured a third consecutive Premier League victory at Molineux, as Andoni Iraola's team move closer to the top half of the table.

Bournemouth, aiming to bounce back from consecutive defeats, were handed an early opportunity when Toti Gomes fouled Evanilson in the box, allowing Kluivert to convert from the penalty spot. Wolves quickly responded just over two minutes later with Jorgen Strand Larsen's header from a Cunha cross to equalize. However, Bournemouth regained the lead when Milos Kerkez scored after a slick team move, and Wolves' troubles worsened when Jose Sa fouled Evanilson to concede another penalty, which Kluivert converted with a powerful strike. Despite both teams attacking freely, Wolves' defense appeared vulnerable, with Kluivert and Evanilson causing constant problems in the final third.

Ait-Nouri wins the ball from Ouattara on the left and attempts a long pass towards Hwang. However, his delivery is wayward, and Smith easily intercepts.

Kerkez and Unal combine to win a series of throw-ins on the left, using their skill and awareness to run down the clock. It's a smart move from Bournemouth to waste valuable seconds as they edge closer to securing the win. Wolves are left frustrated, unable to regain possession and mount any serious pressure.

Kepa takes his time over a free kick, frustrating the Wolves players. Larsen voices his displeasure to the referee, but it's the Wolves forward who ends up getting booked for his complaints.

Wolves work the ball to Larsen on the right, and he attempts a cross, but it sails well over the bar, a poor effort that sums up their struggles in the final third. It's been a frustrating afternoon for Wolves, with their attacking play lacking the usual creativity and precision.

Ouattara shows some pace to beat Ait-Nouri on the right, but Dawson steps in with a solid challenge to regain control. The Wolves defender manages to neutralize the threat and clear the danger.