Topics: EFL Championship, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Fulham, Brentford
They are finally back after six years of being in exile!

It was a scene to behold in the Wolves camp as Neal Maupay's injury-time equalizer for Brentford against Fulham ensured that Wanderers gained an automatic qualification to feature in next season’s English Premier League without kicking a ball.

Having enjoyed an unrivaled stay atop the Championship table since November 2017, Nuno Espirito Santo’s men needed Fulham to drop points in order cement their promotion feat. Aleksandar Mitrovic’s opener for The Cottagers almost ensured that they lived on to fight another day but Brentford's Maupay had other ideas as his strike inside the 94th-minute overtly ruined the quest for the host. 

The jubilant Wolves team will host Birmingham inside the Molineux on Sunday. They now require just four points to be crowned winners of this season's EFL Championship competition. There is also the possibility of Wolves reaching a threshold of 104 points should they win the upcoming encounter as well as the subsequent three games.