After a 2-0 victory over Manchester United, Wolves' new coach Victor Pereira could not contain his joy: In front of 31,407 home spectators, Pereira threw three punches and then roared in celebration with raised arms. Less than 50 meters away in the stands, Wolves fans waved flags and chanted Pereira's name. Such a scene is invigorating. It reminds you of former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, who was equally passionate and fiery. For Wolves, the past four days have been like a long-awaited rain, refreshing and exhilarating. On December 22nd, in the 17th round of the Premier League, Pereira made his debut as Wolves' coach with a clean 3-0 win over Leicester City. After four consecutive defeats in the Premier League, Wolves stopped their slump with one victory. On December 26th, in the 18th round of the Premier League, facing compatriot Amorim's Manchester United, Pereira's 3-4-2-1 formation proved more efficient and cohesive. Cunha scored one goal and provided one assist, while Hwang Hee-chan sealed the deal with a late goal, securing another 2-0 victory and three points. In just four short days, with a 3-0 and a 2-0 victory, Wolves staged an "escape from death." Under Gary O'Neil's coaching, Wolves had two wins, three draws, and eleven losses in 16 matches, accumulating only nine points and ranking second to last, five points behind 17th-placed Leicester City. After two consecutive victories, Wolves surpassed Ipswich and Leicester City, rising to 17th place and escaping the relegation zone. It's still too early to say that Wolves are safe from relegation. However, Pereira's impact on…