Will the real Matheus Cunha please stand up? Is the Wolverhampton Wanderers forward the man who moved Premier League legend Ian Wright to tears last week with a touching visit to a poorly young fan and the goal celebration that it inspired?

Cunha has picked up his second disciplinary suspension of the season for a kick-punch-headbutt combo in the FA Cup

Matheus Cunha’s red card against Bournemouth could prove costly for Wolves after their FA Cup penalty shootout defeat, with the forward set to miss key Premier League fixtures for the struggling

Matheus Cunha is guaranteed to be suspended for three Wolves games after his shocking red card on Saturday, but his ban could be even longer. The 25-year-old had an eventful afternoon at the Vitality Stadium in the FA Cup fifth round match,

Bournemouth reach the FA Cup quarter-finals for only the third time with a penalty shootout victory over Wolves at Vitality Stadium.

BOURNEMOUTH boss Andoni Iraola was furious after Matheus Cunha’s “punch, kick and headbutt” assault on Milos Kerkez led to an FA Cup ban for HIS defender. Wolves star Cunha saw red for violent

Wolves head coach Vitor Pereira blamed a game of high emotions for the red card that will rule out attacking talisman Matheus Cunha for at least the next three games. Cunha, 25, was sent off in extra time of their fifth-round FA Cup defeat at Bournemouth for hitting,

Cunha, who was charged with misconduct by the Football Association following Wolves' 2-1 defeat by Ipswich in December, is now set to miss three matches through suspension as his team look to keep their heads above water in the Premier League.

MATHEUS CUNHA had to be held back by his coaching staff after seeing red for an “outrageous” attack on Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez. The Wolves striker hit, kicked and HEADBUTTED

Wolves star Matheus Cunha had to be restrained by club staff after he lost his head in wild fashion as he was sent off for headbutting, kicking and swinging at Bournemouth defender Milos Kerkez