Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa sparked controversy at half-time during his side’s chaotic match against Bournemouth at Molineux by jumping into the stands to confront a fan.
The incident occurred with Wolves trailing 3-1 after a nightmare first half for Sa, who was responsible for conceding one of the two penalties converted by Bournemouth’s Justin Kluivert.
Milos Kerkez added another goal for the visitors, with Jorgen Strand Larsen scoring Wolves’ lone reply.
Sa’s frustration boiled over as he approached a supporter in the stands during the interval.
The Portuguese goalkeeper endured further misery in the second half, conceding a third penalty, which again was converted by Kluivert, minutes after Wolves had clawed back to 3-2 through Strand Larsen.
Kluivert, in a historic performance, became the first player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick of penalties, slotting his third past Sa to seal a wild 4-2 victory for Bournemouth.
Sa’s erratic display and the fan confrontation have overshadowed what was a spirited but ultimately futile effort from Wolves to recover.
With emotions running high, this game will be remembered for its dramatic twists and Kluivert’s record-breaking achievement at Molineux.
