Wolves goalkeeper Matija Sarkic says they must be honest about a poor first-half of the season.

Just two wins and eight goals from 15 Premier League games leaves Wolves bottom of the Premier League, with the Julen Lopetegui era set to begin this week.

Sarkic says the players must reflect on their poor showing, but the goalkeeper insists the squad is good enough to survive relegation.

He said: "Everyone has to be self critical and look at themselves. We need to keep trying to learn, improve and stay positive.

"It's easy in difficult times to start blaming or being negative.

"If everyone can stay positive and try and learn as much as they can about what they need to do and what the team needs to do, and come together as a team, then anything is possible.

"It's like when you see upsets in the World Cup or in any division, it's because there's a team spirit and we need to come together and make sure we get ourselves out of this.

"We have more than enough to do it. With the talent we have, we should never have been in this position.

"We have to refresh and collect ourselves. We have to come back stronger and we will."