Fulham 0 Wolves 0: Visitors show determination
Wolves edged a point closer to Barclays Premier League safety with a determined performance to earn a draw with Fulham at Craven Cottage.
Bobby Zamora rattled the woodwork in the second half but Roy Hodgson's side know they will have to put in a much-improved performance if they are to beat Hamburg in the Europa League semi-final on Thursday.
Kevin Doyle posed the greatest threat for Wolves, who had Christophe Berra and veteran Jody Craddock to thank for keeping Zamora, and a quiet Zoltan Gera, in check.
The win means Wolves remain six points clear of the relegation zone with three games left.
Fulham defender Chris Smalling was handed a rare start in place of Brede Hangeland for the game while Gera and Simon Davies also came in for Jonathan Greening and Erik Nevland.
John Pantsil made the bench for the first time since he suffered a serious knee injury against Chelsea in December while Wolves boss Mick McCarthy opted to stick with the same XI that drew 0-0 with Stoke last weekend.
Damien Duff's early volley was blocked by a Wolves defender before Davies came close to connecting with a dangerous cross from Chris Baird inside the box.
Wolves stopper Marcus Hahnemann was put under pressure by a volleyed backpass by Ronald Zubar after 10 minutes but the former Fulham man beat the advancing Zamora to clear.
Gera, who has developed a sound partnership with Zamora in the absence of the injured Andrew Johnson this season, looked lively early on and Hahnemann had to be alert to beat the Hungarian to a clever through-ball by Danny Murphy with 15 minutes on the clock.
Wolves defender Berra then threw himself in front of a goal-bound effort from Gera in the 23rd minute to deny the former West Brom man.
