Jurgen Strand-Larsen believes Wolves must play their game the way they want against Manchester City next, without any changes to their strategy, despite the constant threat posed by their opponents.  

The striker played a key role in Wolves' recent six-game winning streak, scoring six goals in six games. In the last game against Leicester City, he scored again, which injected great confidence into the team's expedition to Manchester City.  

Wolves face their toughest test in recent months at Manchester City. However, they will go into the game with confidence, thanks to the hot front two of Jurgen Strand-Larsen and Mateus Cunha, a player who is looking forward to the challenge, having nearly beaten City last October.  

Recalling the first half of the season and the match against Manchester City, the player expressed obvious reluctance. Jurgen Strand-Larsen said: "We played well in every game, but ended up in a disappointing way. In that game we led 1-0 at one point, but were eventually reversed by the opponent. It was really frustrating."  

"It will be a tough match, against a world-class team with many good players. But we will stick to ourselves and see what the result is after the game ."  

"If we play well, we can win, but sometimes we can lose even if we play well. So the most important thing for us is to stay true to ourselves and keep moving forward without changing anything."  

"This is what the head coach has always stressed, stick to our style and don't try to imitate others. We want to control the ball, create opportunities and pose a threat, but at the same time we must remain vigilant and not be suppressed by the opponent's excellent players."  

“The most important thing for us is to stay stable and believe that everything we are doing is right. Since Vitor Pereira and the head coach took over, they have developed a clear and effective plan for the team. Although it took us some time to adapt and embody our philosophy, now every player feels comfortable in his or her role, the playing style is more natural and it is much easier to play.”  

“Changing the manager mid-season is always challenging, especially at a crucial stage when you’re fighting to avoid relegation, because you have to deliver results straight away. We had a good start with the new manager, beating Leicester City and Manchester United, and also beating a strong rival, Tottenham.”  

"But after the new year, a few defeats hit our confidence. Fortunately, the team is back in shape now, and I think we are back to the level we should be at."  

Jurgen Strand-Larsen added: "Of course I hope I can convert every opportunity into a goal. My goal this season is to score 30 goals, and this is where I need to continue to improve next year."  

"Of course, I am happy with the number of goals I've scored this season, and more importantly, most of them were crucial. I always put the interests of the team first, and I believe that Mateus Cunha does the same."  

"He's scored for us in some important moments and that's the key part of this season. At the end of the season you can count your goals but right now, the biggest relief for all of us is to be free of the pressure of relegation."