After the win against Cardiff, Wolves moved up to seventh in the Championship table just two points behind Crystal Palace who currently occupy the last of the play-off places.

Andy Keogh, whose header set Wolves on the victory trail against the Cup finalists, was left to reflect on Ipswich's last kick leveller at the weekend - a goal that cost Wolves the chance of pulling level with Palace.

He admitted: "We're right back in there but it's disappointing from Saturday that if that injury time goal hadn't gone in we'd have been even better off.

"It's still up to us to win our games and see what happens. Crystal Palace have got to go to Hull who are going for automatic and will have to get something if they don't want us to overtake them. We just have to hope Hull do us a favour.

"But we definitely still need two more victories, we can't afford to slip up again.

"We've slipped up too many times so we need six points from the two games and hopefully our season won't finish early.

"There are other teams involved, not just us, but we just have to do what we have to do."