Palace ended their own nine-game winless run last week against Tottenham
Wolves remain without a win in the Premier League as they were held to an entertaining draw by fellow strugglers Crystal Palace at Molineux.
Gary O'Neil's side came from behind to go ahead but could not hold on and have now failed to win any of their opening 10 games.
After a stale first half of limited chances, the game livened up when Trevoh Chalobah opened the scoring for the visitors, his low strike in the 67th minute following some poor defensive work from Wolves.
But Jorgen Strand Larsen cancelled that out when he slotted through Dean Henderson's legs.
Joao Gomes then finished well from Goncalo Gomes' low cross to give his side the lead before an unmarked Marc Guehi tapped home at the back post from a corner to draw Palace level.
Jean-Philippe Mateta thought he had given his team a dramatic victory in the 96th minute when he placed a loose ball in the back of the net but was denied the moment of glory because of a foul on Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa in the build up.
Wolves and Ipswich remain the only two sides in the league yet to register a win this campaign while Palace sit 17th, two points clear of the drop zone.
Wolves' unwanted run goes on
Wolves have never started a Premier League season so poorly having failed to win their opening 10 matches of any campaign for just the third time in their history (1983-84 and in the second tier in 1926-27).
During that run they have conceded 27 goals, more than anyone else in the league and lost four of their five matches at Molineux.
But after rallying to secure a dramatic draw against Brighton last time out it seemed their wretched season may be beginning to turn around.
For the first time in 20 games they kept a first-half clean sheet and Pablo Sarabia and Rayan Ait-Nouri both went close to openers.
As the game opened up in the second half Wolves once again showed character to come from behind to lead. But they were punished for not picking up Guehi from a set piece.
Booing from the home supporters told the tale of how they feel about the season so far and, as it stands, O’Neil is surely under huge pressure to start delivering results with a crucial game against 19th-place Southampton next up before the international break.
Guehi salvages point for Palace
This result comes just one week after Palace turned around their own nine-match winless run with a 1-0 victory over Tottenham at Selhurst Park.
That win, combined with their EFL Cup triumph over Aston Villa in midweek, had clearly boosted their confidence as they enjoyed the better of the chances.
Chalobah should have found the net in the first half but he couldn't sort his feet out and his volley came off the back of his leg and was blocked. He then got in the way of Mateta’s effort from the rebound and prevented it finding the back of the net.
Ismaila Sarr was left frustrated after failing to put away any of his four efforts and, while Guehi’s 77th minute tap-in earned a point for the visitors, they will likely feel disappointed that they were unable to seal all three.
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