No panic at Rotherham defeat, says Danny Batth

Kenny Jackett's men slipped to a 1-0 reverse on Saturday after their League Cup shock against Northampton.

They go to Fulham on Wednesday and Batth insisted Wolves must stick to their principles despite back-to-back losses.

He said: "We're not getting too carried away if we win and we're not getting too carried away if we lose. We're a level-headed group and we want to do well for the club and the fans.

"I thought we dominated the first half. We had some clear-cut chances that you have to convert when you're away from home.

"Their goal had an element of luck about it which is a kick in the teeth but the lads know how well we've played so we won't be too downhearted.

"Ryan Hall's just thrown himself at the clearance and it's just the luck of the draw after that.For him it's gone in, so credit to Rotherham."

Hall's goal 14 minutes from time won it for the Millers, playing their first Championship game at the New York Stadium.

And Batth believes Wolves proved they can handle an intimidating atmosphere.

"This is their first Championship game at home so there was always bound to be a bit of atmosphere but we did control that to a certain extent," said the centre-back.