Wolves captain Conor Coady says his teammates will never give in after Sunday's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace.

Diogo Jota rescued a point with his side five minutes into stoppage time.

Coady told the club's website: "That's us, that's how we want to play, that's how we need to play – when we're good, when we're working as a unit and we're together, strong and organised, that's when we're at our best.

"In the first-half I think we did that incredibly well, considering the form that we're in, but I think it's something, when you come to a place like this, you know how tough it is, everybody knows how tough it is.

"When you come and nick a point in the way we did in the last minute – I say nick a point, but we probably should've scored a couple more in the first-half as well, so in the end I thought it was a good point."

"That will never change from us. We've got that embedded within the squad, we've got the spirit, we're all very, very good friends and I think you see that when we come to play.

"We'll never, ever lie down, but we've got players who will score goals. We'll never, ever stop playing, stop playing hard, and luckily it's happened today."