article_snippet.sent: Kenny Jackett’s team moved into sixth place in the Championship with a fourth successive victory after David Edwards, the substitute, headed home two minutes from the end of an unpredictable and thrilling game.
article_snippet.sent: Pre-match results had offered Wolves a prospective route into the play-off zone, with Brentford and Ipswich Town dropping points unexpectedly, and Kenny Jackett reflected the burgeoning confidence within Molineux by naming an unchanged starting line-up from the side that prevailed 2-1 at Nottingham Forest on Friday for a third successive victory.
article_snippet.sent: With a day less to recover, LEEDS (4-1-4-1) had also been on a decent run before Saturday’s 3-0 home defeat by Blackburn Rovers topped another distressing chapter in their tumultuous recent history.
article_snippet.sent: It was the latter who earned Jackett’s team the lead by half-time.
article_snippet.sent: The home side started to put together the pieces of The home side flowing passing game as half-time approached however and, in stoppage time, Leeds conceded at what appeared to be the worst time.
article_snippet.sent: Leeds looked as if Leeds might capitulate at this stage before Wolves offered Leeds a lifeline back into the game in the 66th minute.
article_snippet.sent: Richard Stearman was the next guilty party in the Wolves defence as Richard Stearman gave the ball away cheaply to Mowatt who cut inside and from outside the area curled home a superb equaliser into the top corner.
article_snippet.sent: So it was that the substitute rose two minutes from time to head McDonald’s telling cross into the top corner to wrap up the win that took Wolves into sixth place.
highlights_snippet.sent: Wolves raced into 3-1 lead before Leeds pulled back two-goal deficit .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: However David Edwards scored late on to ensure Wolves moved up to sixth .