"Players tend to have lucky grounds and fortunately for me mine is Molineux. We are delighted to go into the game with the lead. But Wolves showed what they can do. Wednesday will be a special game. We have shown we can be resilient many times this season and to come back from 2-1 down away from home was excellent. There is a great determination in the team and we know we have the players who can score goals. It gives us an edge and Wednesday night should be an exciting game."
After Phillips had given West Brom a 25th-minute lead, Jody Craddock's headed equaliser on the stroke of half-time and Seyi Olofinjana's tap-in seven minutes after the restart appeared to have put Wolves in the box seat. But Phillips' far-post header from a corner and Diomansy Kamara's cool finish with 17 minutes remaining swung the tie firmly back in Albion's favour. Wanderers' hopes had been hit before the kick-off by the news that star goalkeeper Matt Murray had been ruled out of the entire play-off campaign with a damaged shoulder sustained in training on the eve of the game.