We asked for your thoughts after Friday's Premier League game between Wolves and Aston Villa. Here are some of your comments: Wolves fans Ivan: Fantastic result, well deserved. Plus, nobody wants to be known as the worst team ever to play in the Premier League.

Ollie Watkins gets the nod to start up front for Aston Villa ahead of Tammy Abraham. The England striker has one goal in his last 10 games, while Abraham has netted two in his last two games since his January arrival from Besiktas.

Barring a miracle, Wolves is heading down to the EFL Championship. In 28 contests, the club has won just one match. A true embarrassment of a season for a side that has managed to be competitive over the years. Entering Friday, Wolverhampton sits in 20th place, 17 points back of Nottingham Forest for 17th, the first spot above the bottom three.

Cameras caught Edwards telling something like "That's what I do!" in coach Chris Finch's face.

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at how soon Wolves can officially be relegated from the Premier League.

MINNEAPOLIS — Whenever Anthony Edwards does something on the court, he shows emotion. Specifically, he shows emotion in the immediate aftermath of the event occurring. Often he has trouble controlling his reaction in that three-to-five seconds afterward.

Finch didn’t bat an eye at the exchange, dismissing a question about it because he didn’t even recall it. That speaks to the competitive nature of both men. It was a heat-of-the-moment outburst from Edwards, and Finch was so focused on finishing the game that it didn’t even register with him.

Head coach Rob Edwards said it had been "a really difficult week" for Arokodare and that he is being supported by the club.