Neill Collins was satisfied wth the point took from Southampton on Tuesday, and even more pleased with Wolves' performance.

The defender, who has been playing in an unfamiliar left-back role, said:  "A point away from home is always good but coupled with the performance it was even better.

"We kind of peppered their goal towards the end and that's what you have to do. You have to set a base, and then have a bit of a go at the end and maybe nick it.

"Overall I think everybody played well and defensively I thought we were very good from back to front

"People might talk about the 6-0 from last season but that was a one-off as everyone who was at that game knows.

"It wasn't even on our minds but it would just have been nice to beat them because they are a big club.

"If we can follow it up by going into the international break with a win against Barnsley it would be brilliant.

"But they have done very well and have brought in a lot of good players.

"We're never going to automatically just win the game, but if we prepare in the same way as we did for Southampton then hopefully we'll be alright."

Of his left-back role Neill added: "I'm enjoying it. I've said all along I just want to play and it doesn't matter where it is that I play.

"It's going fine and it's good experience, I'm still young and it will stand me in good stead for the rest of my career."

Pictured: Neill and Darren Ward celebrate a clean sheet at St Mary's.