Brentford 1
Wissa 16
Wolves 4
Lemina 13, Hwang 14 28, Bellegarde 79
His team followed up their victory against Chelsea with a first win in London in 15 league trips.
Nathan Collins dished out two late Christmas presents to his former club to complete a miserable evening for a depleted Brentford. Their fourth successive defeat leaves them looking over their shoulders with Luton, third from bottom, within four points.
Brentford will have the chance to put this emphatic defeat right with a home FA Cup tie against Wolves on Friday week, but their immediate concern will be arresting their alarming slide down the league with Saturday's game at Crystal Palace now assuming greater significance.
Brentford conceded three first-half goals for the first time in the Premier League and were architects of their own downfall. Mario Lemina's header delivered the breakthrough for Wolves and Hwang scored the second within 12 seconds of the restart - after seizing on Collins's dreadful backpass.
Yoane Wissa responded with a firm finish but Wolves punished the porous Brentford defence again, with Hwang scoring his second and the fourth goal of the game in a frenetic opening 28 minutes.
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