The Premier League match between Wolves and West Brom was marked by craziness and Boly surfed on it. After more than a month without playing, he gave away a penalty which helped the visitors go in front, got the assist for the equaliser and scored to make it 2-1.
Coming back in style, being a protagonist for the good and for the bad is something that Boly masters perfectly. Or so it seems from his performance in Premier League matchday 19 between Wolves and West Bromwich Albion.
The defender hadn't played since 15th December, so it was his return after more than a month without playing. In the 6th minute, he gave away a penalty that helped the away side go in front, but he himself was tasked with indirectly and directly fixing it- albeit temporarily.
Indirectly, setting up Fábio Silva for the equaliser; directly, scoring to make it 2-1. This happened in a matter of 5 minutes, from the 38th to the 43rd, which made the final part before the break even hotter.
The bad thing is that it didn't count for much when the match was underway again. West Bromwich Albion came back with a goal from Ajayi and another from Matheus Pereira. Matheus Pereira scored from the penalty spot.