Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Kenny Jackett has said that his side "deserved" to beat Charlton Athletic in their Championship match.
The Midlands outfit were forced to come from behind when the Addicks took the lead through Johann Berg Gudmundsson, but Wolves equalised as David Edwards found the net before Adam Le Fondre struck five minutes from time to hand Jackett's men the win at Molineux.
He told BBC Sport: "I felt it was a deserved win. I thought we passed the ball very well and some of our play was excellent but we couldn't get that final ball or take the chances up and around the box in the first half.
"We went a goal behind slightly unluckily then I was delighted with the character of the team to come back after that.
"After two recent losses it was great to get three points going into the international break."
The result leaves Wolves in 12th place in the Championship.
