Wolves manager Gary O'Neil is not concerned by the team's mini dip in form.

The Premier League club had been nine games unbeaten before they lost to Manchester United on February 1st.

Since then, two consecutive home losses mean that O'Neil is a little realistic about what they can achieve in the rest of the season.

“I hate losing at home and hate losing away, but we have 14 games left and we will lose some more, we won't go 14 unbeaten," O'Neil told the Express and Star.

“I'm going to sit here and answer questions about how we lost again at some point, but when we do we've managed to pick ourselves up so far.

“The fans were excellent again and stayed right until the end when it was a tough watch for them, I'm sure.

“There are going to be afternoons in the Premier League where the opposition make it tough, make it slow and we need to find a way to be better at it. We get back to work to try to make sure we're better."