Aston Villa manager Gerard Houllier believes the recent bust-up involving defenders Richard Dunne and James Collins and coaching staff will not affect the team tomorrow.
Villa host Wolves in a vital clash at Villa Park and Houllier is confident that his squad will not let the club down after the centre-backs played up at a team bonding health spa in Leicestershire last week.
"I don't think team morale has been affected," the Frenchman said.
"As far as I am concerned, the rest of the team trained well and is ready and prepared for the Wolves game.
"We need to keep that [the incident] to one side and prepare for the Wolves game and the rest of the season. The rest of the team enjoyed the two days and it was a good exercise in terms of commitment, energy, enjoyment.
"It is an important game for us. We are at home, we've got our fans, it's a derby and players know what a derby represents for the fans.
"The nine games we have got left will be played with the same quality in terms of commitment and will to win.''
