Leicester manager Claude Puel was left with his head in his hands when his opposite number Nuno sprinted onto the pitch to celebrate Diogo Jota's winner for Wolves.
This defeat was Leicester's third in a row in all competitions and Puel, perennially under pressure as boss of the former Premier League champions, criticised his players' game management.
'We were naive, a lot,' he said. 'I hope we can learn, it was important to run the clock down. Now it's difficult, we have a different feeling, negative.
'It's a big shame, with the quality we can show, to lose all these points. It was a crazy game. It was a poor start but it was a fantastic feeling to come back.
'We conceded a third which we can prevent and had the pleasure to come back another time.
'It was a fantastic feeling but we didn't manage the end of the game with the right attitude.'
