By Henry Burt Ruben Neves’ second-half penalty gave manager-less Wolverhampton Wanderers a narrow win over Nottingham Forest in a drab and uninspiring game. It was a match of few chances, with Wolves dominating possession and looking comfortable but unable to penetrate a resolute Forest defence. Many of the hosts’ attacks came via Adama Traore, who tied the Forest defence in knots on numerous occasions but was unable to deliver the killer pass to create a chance for a teammate. But the game finally turned in Wolves’ favour just shy of the hour mark, when Harry Toffolo was judged to have handle…