Wolves' season came to an end with a win against Plymouth. But they fail to make the play-offs on goal difference.

The home side came out fast and furious and restricted the visitors to their own area - testing their nerve in the goalmouth.

The best chance came on 18 minutes when Keogh's shot was cleared by Timar but bounced off Ebanks-Blake into the path of Kightly. Sadly, his effort went wide.

Two minutes later Ebanks-Blake chested on a ball to Kightly but Anderson blocked in the area leaving the Wolves winger angrily claiming obstruction.

At the other end Hennessey had to be alert to save from Summerfield.

After dominating proceedings, Wolves lost some of their momentum as the period drew to a close.

In the final minute Olofinjana hit the ball across the box but neither Keogh nor Jarvis could connect.

An injury time corner for Argyle caused a moment of anxiety for Wolves fans as the ball came of Hennessey's chest.

H-T: Wolves 0 Plymouth 0

Ebanks-Blake's cross came off a defender and them hit Keogh before bouncing wide to get the second half off to a lively start.

Again there was a worry for Wolves as a Mackie header came off the chest of Hennessey.

A shot cum cross from Kightly zipped in front of Keogh with the striker unable to get a foot to it on 56 minutes.

Three minutes later Anderson made an exceptionally well timed tackle to deny Kightly a shooting chance.

Eastwood replaced Keogh on 65 minutes.

There was a long stoppage as Timar went down holding his face. He was attended to by the Wolves doctor before being stretchered from the pitch.

Kightly was replaced Gray and Elliott came on for Foley.

Olofinjana finally broke the deadlock on 87 minutes, lobbing McCormick after latching on to a ball played in by Eastwood.

But it was not enough to secure Wolves a place in the play-offs.