After Wolves' comeback victory against West Ham United in the Carabao Cup, Wolves manager Vitor Pereira praised his players' performance and stressed that the victory was not only a result of the score, but also a reflection of team spirit and willpower.

Wolves were trailing in the final ten minutes of the match, but substitute Jurgen Strand-Larsen scored twice to complete a thrilling comeback. Pereira admitted after the game that this victory was full of special meaning.

"I'm so proud of the players and the fans today," said Pereira. "This was a victory of character. We showed personality, commitment and team spirit. The connection between the fans and the team is so important and in a small city this kind of joint effort is even more valuable."

"We showed fighting spirit. The starting lineup gave their all and the substitutes also brought energy. Everyone wanted to win the game because they deserved it."

Talking about the possible impact of this victory, Pereira is full of confidence: "I believe this will give us new momentum. I know how hard they work every day in training, and I know the quality of our team. When a team has real spirit and energy, we can win the game."

"We were able to create energy on and off the pitch and build connections with the fans. This is what makes me most happy. We are not a top club in the league, but we are a good team. As long as we are organized and have spirit, we can get results. I hope the fans will continue to support us in the next league game."

With this comeback win, Wolves not only advanced to the next round of the cup, but also regained their confidence. Pereira is confident that as long as the team maintains this spirit and atmosphere, they are fully capable of continuing this momentum in the Carabao Cup.