Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has admitted that Wolverhampton Wanderers deserved a point in Saturday afternoon's game, but also said that the 2-2 result felt like a loss.
Newcastle were 2-0 up in less than 20 minutes, but a second-half comeback gave Wolves caretaker manager Terry Connor a good start to his time at the helm of the club.
Pardew, however, believes that his side should have gone on to win the game after taking a two-goal lead.
"It obviously feels like a defeat really," he told Sky Sports News.
"When you're 2-0 up and you're Newcastle United at home, at half time, you've got to win, and unfortunately we haven't.
"The opposition had a good part to play in that. They had a great attitude, they wouldn't lie down. They got a bit of a fortunate goal and they ended up getting a point, which they probably deserved."
The result distances Wolves from the relegation zone by an extra point, while Newcastle move level on points with fifth-place Arsenal.
Barney Corkhill
