Michael Kightly is ready if called upon to start against Cardiff tomorrow.

The winger, who returned to first team action when he came on as a second half substitute against Ipswich on Saturday, remains positive about Wolves' chances of making the play-offs.

Kights - back from an ankle injury - admits the gloss was taken off his successful 45 minute outing after Tommy Miller's free-kick earned the visitors a point at the death.

He said: "We were in a winning position and needed the three points more than anything. So to concede a goal like that, is gutting. The boys were devastated.

"I think if we can win the next three games, then we'll be there, but it makes it tougher now. But we'll keep going till we can't do it.

"Three wins would put us on 72 points and I think that would do it.

"It's just soul destroying - from the masseur to the gaffer, everyone's gutted.

"It's another big game tomorrow and we need to win that now -it's a must-win. If we don't, then the play-offs are gone.

"I was buzzing to be involved and to get a half, I was really pleased - it felt good.

"I'll get my rest in, make sure I do things right and see what happens for tomorrow.

"If the gaffer wants me to start, then I feel ready."