“The message at halftime was just to keep going and get another goal.
“We know where we are in the league, it is not good enough. To get my first goal (for Wolves) was special but the three points would have been more important.”
Brentford took the lead on 22 minutes as Kayode headed in Keane Lewis-Potter’s cross, before Dango Ouattara’s brilliant first touch from goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher’s long ball set up Thiago for a tap-in.
It might have been 3-0 when the Brazilian saw his header come off the post, but Wolves got the next goal a minute before the break when Armstrong netted with a neat finish from the edge of the box.
Wolves started the second half the brighter and Armstrong should have made it 2-2 when his close-range shot came back off the post.
The visitors did get their equaliser as Arokodare, on the pitch as a substitute for only three minutes, headed in at the back post from Joao Gomes’ cross.
Arokodare then struck the crossbar as Wolves pushed for a winner, before Reiss Nelson missed an excellent late headed chance for Brentford.
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