Wolves boss Peter Adams has told his team a top-two placing in the league is now their’s to lose.

The Monmore men roared to their second away win in as many days, as they went to Peterborough and came back with the points.

Adams hailed his side as ‘fantastic’ after the match.

He said: “That was a fantastic team performance. Six different race winners on a track like this is unheard of in Wolves’ recent history.

“They are absolutely on fire at the minute. I think this team is going to take a lot of beating.”

The top two teams in the Elite League get an eight-point and four-point start respectively in the play-off semi-finals.

Adams said: “It would look as if second place at least is ours for the losing. But we are not counting any chickens.”

But struggling Chris Kerr has been stood down from his double-up Wolves reserve role.

Stoke’s Lee Complin replaces him, allowing the American to concentrate on his Premier League form with Newport.