Wolverhampton 2 Bolton Wanderers 2: match report Petrov demonstrated his quality once again with a pinpoint corner which Afobe poked in to give the visitors a 21st-minute lead, his first league goal for Bolton. Wolves came within a whisker of levelling matters when Jermaine Pennant's set-piece was met by Roger Johnson, only for his downward ahead to bounce against the crossbar. By the 27th minute they were level, though, as Bakary Sako threaded Doyle through and he coolly slotted the ball beyond Bogdan . Having previously managed just one goal for Wolves in the entire campaign, the striker notched two in the space of three minutes. Bogdan could only palm Sako's curling free-kick back into the danger zone and Doyle reacted quickest with a diving header. Ikeme was tested by a vicious low drive from Chris Eagles which threatened to creep inside the goalkeeper's right post while Stephen Ward twice threatened for the home side. The visitors laid siege to Ikeme's goal in the latter stages, but David Ngog, a substitute, twice found the goalkeeper in inspired form. A night of frustration appeared on the cards until Davies found the top corner with the sweetest of half volleys from the edge of the area, meaning Freedman's reign is sure to start on a more positive footing. Wolves (4-4-2): Ikeme; Foley, Johnson, Berra, Ward; Pennant (Edwards 67), Henry, Doumbia, Sako; Doyle (Stearman 81), Ebanks-Blake (Sigurdarson 62). Subs McCarey, Davis, Forde, Batth. Goals: Doyle 27, 30 Bolton (4-4-2): Bogdan; Mears, Mills (Ricketts 72), Ream Warnock (Andrews 88); Eagles, M Davies, Spearing, Petrov; Afobe (Ngog 46), K Davies. Subs Lynch, Pratley, Riley, Lee. Goals: Afobe 21, M Davies 90 Referee L Probert (Wiltshire).