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A look at Wolves’ run-in record

Wolves' Joe Mason celebrates after he scores his sides first goal (Reuters)
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We take a look at how Wolverhampton Wanderers have performed in the final ten games of the last three seasons.

2013/4

W 8 D 2 L 0

Points: 26

Wolverhampton Wanderers went unbeaten in the final ten games of the season to claim the League One title.

Wolves were only held on their travels by Stevenage and Coventry City, as they notched up 24 goals on the way to a third-tier record points tally. This run included the 6-4 thriller at home to Rotherham United.

2014/5

W 6 D 2 L 2

Points: 20

Wolves fell short of the play-offs on goal difference after an impressive end to the season.

The Wanderers, who were four points behind 6th place Brentford at the start of the run-in, won more than half of their remaining fixtures to turn the heat up on the play-off places. However, slip ups against Birmingham City, Middlesbrough and Ipswich Town proved to be costly for Kenny Jackett’s men.

2015/6

W 2 D 6 L 2

Points: 12

A failure to turn draws into wins led to a frustrating closing ten fixtures of the 2015/6 campaign for Kenny Jackett’s side.

Wolves were held to goalless draws on four occasions at Molineux, including games against relegation-threatened Rotherham United and Blackburn Rovers.

The season did end on a winning note, as the Wanderers beat Sheffield Wednesday to register their first win in six.