Wolves boss Gary O’Neil believes fans are taking encouragement from his team’s performances after the club’s poor start to the season continued with Carabao Cup elimination.
Following three defeats and a draw from four Premier League matches, Wanderers suffered a 3-2 third-round loss at top-flight rivals Brighton on Wednesday evening.
That means they have won just twice in their last 17 games in all competitions against Luton in last season s Premier League and Burnley in this season s Carabao Cup.
Wolves improved significantly in the second half at the Amex Stadium but were unable to turn their dominance into a comeback after falling 2-0 behind in just over half an hour.
O’Neil, who made 10 changes on the south coast, will turn his attention to …