Lemina devastated by Newcastle collapse: Zack Oaten

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The captain remains optimistic as his team prepares to take on Brighton in the Carabao Cup match this mid-week. He is confident that they will bounce back from recent setbacks and show their strength on the field before their upcoming showdown against Aston Villa next weekend.

Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Mario Lemina was expressed his disappointment after his sides collapse to Newcastle United this weekend. AdvertisementAdvertisement

He spoke on his sides loss to Newcastle and how unhappy he is.

“I don't know what to say. We had the chance to score more, but we didn’t, and they scored from far. They had luck, the first one has been flicked by our defender and the game changed.

“I'm really unhappy. We need to get back to work immediately, but we’re committed to what we need to do and be resilient.”

The Gabonese star spoke on how both goals were unsavable for keeper Sam Johnstone and how the side need to change their mentality if they want to escape the relegation zone.

“Sam didn’t have much chance with either goal and sometimes they can go like that. But they had the luck in the second half and we didn't.

“But we still had chances to score, but we didn't. We need to change this losing mentality now and get back to work.”