Wolves boss Bruno Lage felt they could've settled victory over Aston Villa a lot earlier.
Wolves were comfortable for large parts of the game, after taking a 2-0 lead, but had to hang on in injury time when Villa clawed a goal back.
Lage said:“It was the same feeling that we had against Leeds. In the first half we dominated everything, with and without the ball.
“We created a lot of chances and should score more goals. That's why 2-0 is so dangerous, especially in this competition, because if you give a chance to the opponent, they have the ability to turn it around, score goals and win the game.
“I'm happy because we won, we played the way we want to play and the gameplan and strategy was perfect for this game.
“But, I know in front we have a lot of young players. I understand that with games the experience will come but we have to have that mentality to kill the game, score the third goal and don't give hope to the opponent to come back in the game."
After throwing away a 2-0 lead against Leeds last time out, Wolves looked nervous as they hung on to their 2-1 advantage in the final minutes against Villa.
They did stand firm to get the three points and Lage felt his side had learned from the Leeds capitulation.
He added: “It was good. We talked about it and sometimes on the bench we don't have the opportunity to talk to our players.
“We made a mistake to play 10 against 11 in the higher position. Leeds don't have tall strikers and we offered the space to attack. We should play in a different way but we were so involved in the game and wanted to play like we did when it was 11 against 11.
“Every time it's the little things that help us to be better and win experience for the next time."
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