On Saturday, the 14th, the Wolves played at home until extra time only to lose 1-2 to Yeatswich. After the game, a heated commotion erupted at the stadium. Wolves striker Muffy Osgen got into a physical altercation with a security guard and smashed his opponent's eyeglasses in an emotional Daylight Saving Time confrontation. Teammate Eloni, not to be outdone, argued with the crowd and was shown a red card. Eloni eventually asked his teammates to take him away, using the word "carry away" to express his displeasure at the loss.
Wolves conceded a point with an own goal only 15 minutes into the match. 72 minutes in, Brazilian shot-stopper Mathias Gencia managed to equalize the score, only to have the match ended with a "killer" goal by George Yates in the 94th minute. After the match, the Wolves players lost control of their emotions, and Mafioso Gencia was so affected that he elbowed George Yates, then slapped him in the face and rudely left the game with his glasses on. Eloni also clashed with another member of staff and a second yellow card was shown. Chiji Dyson, a teammate, was forced to act as temporary acting captain to lead the team from the field.
Outgoing Wolves manager Garry O'Neill was quoted as saying after the game, "One series of results seems to be replacing another and I'm in the same position as all the players. Every time a result comes in, the risk of me losing my job increases. I have to learn self-control in the face of pressure. I cannot tolerate incidents of player conflict."
Wolverhampton Wanderers were stripped of their captaincy after a league defeat to Westham, which saw midfielder Lemena have an altercation with Chalo Pao-yun. It is reported that Mafioso will face a harsh punishment from the English FA in Guernsey.
