Wolverhampton bid farewell to the Premier League after a disappointing season.

This season ended in a disappointing way for Wolverhampton as the team was officially relegated despite having five rounds of matches remaining in the Premier League. The 16-point gap behind West Ham United after the last round of matches became insurmountable, thus sending the "Wolves" back to the Championship next season.

A string of poor performances and consecutive dropped points brought the Wolves' journey to a disappointing end.

This outcome was decided after West Ham earned a point in their away match at Selhurst Park against Crystal Palace. The game was rather unexciting, with neither team creating many clear-cut chances. Brennan Johnson was one of the few players to make an impact, with two notable shots on goal, but he failed to convert them into goals.

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace's defense did a good job of shutting down attacking threats like Crysencio Summerville and Jarrod Bowen for the visitors. However, the draw was enough for West Ham to officially relegate Wolves.

Earlier, the Midlands team had temporarily kept their hopes of avoiding relegation alive when Tottenham Hotspur drew 2-2 with Brighton & Hove Albion. However, that was only a brief delay to an outcome that had been predicted beforehand.

Wolves have had a turbulent season, particularly on the coaching bench. Manager Vitor Pereira was sacked in November after a run of 10 winless games at the start of the season. His successor, Rob Edwards, has somewhat improved the situation, bringing in 15 of the team's 17 points from 33 matches. However, these efforts have not been enough to lift the team out of last place.

Despite notable victories against Aston Villa and Liverpool, Wolves suffered 22 defeats, a figure that clearly reflects the team's decline. In particular, the loss to Leeds United contributed to pushing them into an irreversible situation.

At the bottom of the table, the relegation battle remains intense. Tottenham and Burnley are in the danger zone, while West Ham are also not entirely safe, being only two points above the relegation zone. Nottingham Forest currently have the advantage with a five-point lead. In the next round, Wolves will host Tottenham at home. However, this match now only holds symbolic significance, as their relegation has already been confirmed.