Tottenham Hotspur 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1: match report Never controlling the game, Spurs were undone at a set piece. In the 21st minute, Kyle Walker shepherded the ball out thinking it was going for a goal kick. It was a corner, which Jarvis swung to the far post. Johnson leapt unchallenged and headed the ball down. Friedl saved well, but the ball bounced to the persistent Fletcher who stabbed the ball home. "He's Stephen Fletcher, he'll score when he wants," sang the visiting fans. Well, if nine times a season counts as when he wants, then he does. Spurs tried to come back. Bale, wearing vibrant yellow and orange numbers, like hi-viz jackets for the feet, stabbed the ball goalwards from Benoit Assou-Ekotto's cross. Adebayor stepped in to put it away. But, much to the groaned disappointment of the home crowd, the Togo forward was offside. In the second half, perhaps spurred on by Harry Redknapp's touchline spat with Wolves's goalkeeping coach Pat Mountain, who had delayed releasing the ball for a Tottenham throw, the home side pressed. Bale and Aaron Lennon swapped wings, Kyle Walker pushed forward, Younes Kaboul began to tear up the middle. Reward was almost immediately forthcoming: Bale laid the ball back to Modric whose crisp shot beat Wayne Hennessey. But nothing else came from almost continuous pressure. Not even a comical drop ball in the Wolves area on 90 minutes could produce a winner.