Mick McCarthy has admitted to having a heated exchange with skipper Gary Breen after Tuesday's draw with Southampton.

The Wolves boss says passions were running high but that the pair have since had a clear the air talk and put the incident behind them.

Wolves conceded a stoppage time equaliser, costing them two valuable points against the Saints.

The goal came from a poorly marked corner which left the manager fuming.

Mick says: "Having conceded a goal in the 94th minute emotions were running high and heated words were exchanged.

"But this was a dressing room argument and there were too many other people around for the situation to go beyond a bit of shouting. No punches were exchanged.

"Me and Breeny have worked together for a long time and have got a lot of respect for each other.

"We are both passionate and competitive people who desperately want to win games. So these things happen.

"The two of us have met since for a clear the air talk and that's the end of it - we move on to the next game."