Wolves boss Gary O'Neil was left satisfied with their 0-0 draw at Brighton on Monday night.

It means Wolves are now six games unbeaten in all competitions.

O'Neil said: "There were a lot of chances in the game, we came here knowing that would be the case. We tried to be aggressive and give ourselves an opportunity to get in good positions.

"We took a few more risks today and on another day we'd take our chances. I'm pleased with the performance, just disappointed we weren't able to score, because we did enough to score tonight.

"They are the best team in the league in finding the spare man in possession if you leave them one. We went man-for-man knowing if we won the ball back we'd leave Cunha and Neto with their two centre-backs and those two in a two-v-two can be quite a handful.

"It nearly worked, they had some great opportunities and they've been incredible for us this season. Just the final touch was slightly off.

"We know how tough the Premier League is so things can change very quickly. We're in a tough spot, but we know how fragile it can be. We have to keep pushing.

"We can start to look to Sunday, there's been a lot of noise on it from the outside."