Cesar Peixoto wants Wolves to carry their best spell of the season into Bristol City and treat the trip as the next step, not a finish line. After back-to-back victories at Molineux and 10 points from the last 12 available, he said the priority is to stay humble, recover quickly and go again for three more points.
That is why Bristol City Vs Wolves is drawing attention now. Wolves begin November with a chance to make it three wins in a row, and Peixoto sees that as evidence of real progress: in their last four games they have three wins and one draw, and they have not lost in that stretch. He said he knows what the team needs and understands that the Championship is long, which is his way of saying a good run still has to be protected, not celebrated as if the job is done.
The form itself has given Wolves a platform. They beat Watford and Cardiff City at Molineux to build the run, and Peixoto said the team must keep its focus on its big goal rather than get carried away by a short burst of results. For him, consistency is the real marker, and that is why the next match matters as much as the last two: it is another test of whether improved play can hold up away from home.
There is also a sharper edge to the challenge. Peixoto said Bristol City won on Saturday and will bring confidence into the home game, which means Wolves are not walking into a quiet afternoon. He made clear that the team are not yet at the point where everything is OK, even with the recent results, and that is the point he wants his players to understand before they step out again.
So the next task is plain enough. Wolves will go to Bristol City looking for a third successive win, but Peixoto’s message suggests the bigger target is deeper than one result. The real measure will be whether they can keep the same discipline, the same hunger and the same balance when the trip gets difficult.
