Rob Edwards dedicated Wolves' first Premier League victory of the season to fans who have been unable to attend matches in person for most of the season. Under the manager's guidance, the team's form has continued to improve, culminating in a smooth and effective performance against West Ham United.  

The head coach also viewed this first clean sheet victory as a positive sign. Although he acknowledged it was just one win and the team still needs to work hard, Rob Edwards hopes fans can enjoy Saturday night's victory after a long wait.  

After the match, Rob Edwards said, "I feel great, even a little relieved. I'm happy, but I also know it's just a win, nothing more. Today's match was enjoyable, so we can enjoy the moment, but also understand why we won. I think it's because we keep improving, growing, and getting stronger."  

"I think we are very satisfied with the result of this match, not only because we won the game, but also because of our overall performance. Of course, we accept the result because it allows us to enjoy the game more, rather than being constantly under pressure."  

"This is a victory for the fans who have gone through many tough times. Although it's just one game, it means a lot, and we want the fans to enjoy this joy. I can feel the players' hard work; they've put in the effort with us, and that's very clear. So today is a great day; we enjoyed the game and relaxed in the last few minutes."  

“We are working hard to continuously improve our work standards. If we just complete our daily tasks without fulfilling our responsibilities, the players will immediately point out the problems. Therefore, we must ensure that the organization is orderly and efficient, so that the players can understand and appreciate it, while continuously striving to raise the standards.”  

“These young players have worked closely with us from the beginning. I think we’ve seen significant progress after the full preseason. They work very hard, but they should also show the professionalism expected of them. They get paid to fulfill this responsibility, and I believe they will.”  

“Of course, it’s very satisfying to get this score. When there were 30 seconds left in the game, we were already three goals ahead, and I was very excited. Then I wanted to add another achievement – a clean sheet. It felt great, and I think the team fully deserved this victory. Every time the ball entered the penalty area, Sá performed exceptionally well. We blocked their shots in time and scored with headers when needed.”  

“I don’t think there were many tense moments in the game, and I remained quite calm. Even when we lost possession, we were still able to control the game well and didn’t give the opponent many opportunities to beat the offside trap. Jarrod Bowen was indeed a threat in transitions, but we successfully contained him. The team played very solidly, and the clean sheet was well-deserved.”