**Arokodare: Why Fate Denied Him the Winning Goal for Wolves** Tolu Arokodare, Nigeria's talented Super Eagles forward, had a moment of glory that could have changed the course of Wolves' match against Brentford. The 25-year-old striker made a stunning impact off the bench, bringing the game level at 2-2 with a remarkable diving header in the 77th minute. His heroics almost earned Wolves a crucial win, but fate had other plans. In an exclusive interview, Arokodare expressed his disappointment that his powerful header hit the crossbar, denying him a potential winner. He also sympathized with teammate Adam Armstrong, whose shot came close to securing the three points but was deflected off the post. "I was unlucky with that effort, and so was Adam," Arokodare said. "If those chances had gone in, it would have been a great victory for us." Despite the missed opportunities, Arokodare was proud of how Wolves fought back from a two-goal deficit to earn a point. "We started the game poorly, but we ended it strongly," he said. "We'll take the point and move on." His introduction to the game brought a much-needed physical presence to the attack, and it paid off. Wolves' struggles in the Premier League are well-documented, with the team currently sitting at the bottom with 17 points from 31 matches. A 12-point gap from safety is a significant challenge, but Arokodare's performances offer a glimmer of hope. His ability to make an impact off the bench and bring energy to the team is a welcome development. While the draw may not be the desired outcome, Arokodare's display is a testament to his growing influence at Wolves. As the team looks to climb the Premier League table, Arokodare's contributions will be crucial in their quest for survival.