Wolves in with a shout - McCarthy

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy believes his team still have a real shot at making the Championship play-offs.

They go into their final game at home to Plymouth on Sunday one point adrift of the top six, needing Watford or Crystal Palace to slip up.

"I've seen in this league that silly things are thrown up," McCarthy told BBC WM after the draw at Coventry.

"Scunthorpe beating Watford at home - how silly is that? We want to get the three points and see what happens."

"I said I'd love to be involved on the last day of the season and we are"
Mick McCarthy

McCarthy is keen to stress that his players must take care of their own business against Plymouth at Molineux before thinking about the results elsewhere.

"Watford go to Blackpool on Sunday, Burnley are going down to Palace, we've got Plymouth at home.

"I think we have to concentrate on that game. If we win and they win their games then there's nothing I can do," McCarthy added.

"I said all week I'd love to be involved on the last day of the season and we are."

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