Sylvan Ebanks-Blake insists he can become a regular scorer in the Premier League after bagging the goal that helped clinch top flight safety,

Liverpool’s 4-0 win at Burnley yesterday means Wolves cannot be caught, after Ebanks-Blake’s equaliser sealed a 1-1 draw against Blackburn on Saturday.

The 24-year-old striker, who scored with his first touch after coming off the bench, always remained confident of scoring goals in the Premier League.

He said: “I’m always confident I can score goals no matter what league it is in given the chance, and I still remain confident. I’ve got to do my talking on the pitch, whether that be next season or the season after.

“That’s what I plan to do and I’m working hard every day on the training ground to achieve that.”

The goal was only Ebanks-Blake’s second of the season but is confident of being a better player for the experience, after being out of the team for long spells.

He said: “I think you learn all the time, especially at my age as well. It’s been a brilliant experience for me, so I’ll definitely learn from it because it’s something I’ve not experienced before.

“I’ll just take it on board and hopefully get stronger.”

Ebanks-Blake admitted the goal saw his confidence flood back.

He said: “Goals breed confidence, any striker will tell you that.

“Once I got the goal, I was in a bit of a rhythm and I thought maybe we could capitalise but we were happy to take the point and see if it stands us in good stead.”

Ebanks-Blake never doubted whether his future was at Molineux.

He said: “No, never. While I’m still involved, and still a Wolves player, that’s my only focus, to play games and work hard.

“I’m not one of those people who when they drop out of the team will start kicking up a fuss.

“I’ve barely spoken to anyone. I’ve remained professional, gone about my business and worked hard on the training ground – I’m a Wolves player.”

Ebanks-Blake believes his team-mates deserve to be staying in the Premier League.

He said: “They deserve it. We’ve really dug in. We’ve learnt to play at this level.

“We all thought we could and we deserve to stay up.”