Wolverhampton 0 Sheffield Wednesday 0: Cameron Davies keeps Wolves from the door

Tussle: Wolverhampton Wanderers' Helder Costa and Sheffield Wednesday's Joey Pelupessy battle for the ball.

Wolves’ head coach Nuno Espirito Santo said it was “fantastic” to get his hands on the Championship trophy despite being forced to wait to break the 100-point barrier.

The club had sealed the title in their previous game against Bolton and were presented with the trophy after being frustrated by inspired goalkeeper Dawson.

Luhukay said: “I think that over 90 minutes it was a good game for us.

“At the start of the second half Wolves had more pressure with two or three good chances, but Cammy was fantastic.

“The team was very stable and we had a lot of confidence as well to come here and, when we could do, we played football.

“I am satisfied after we played against the best team in the league. To have a draw here is for us a very good result.

“When something was dangerous we had Cammy. He was a very good ’keeper to clear the situations. For a young keeper like Cammy it is important to get experience in a stadium like this. It was a good challenge for him.”

Luhukay also paid tribute to Wolves and added: “When you stay in position number one and have so many wins it is all credit to Wolves.

“They have a fantastic team and it is not easy when you are the favourite for the season and every opponent gives 120 per cent to try and win.”

Nuno said: “It is a special day., a fantastic day. When you get something that is material and you can hold onto, that is when you feel you are champions.

“I think we were the better team in the competition, more consistent and we deserved it after the hard work of the boys. It is a day that I will always remember.

“All the support throughout the season, here at Molineux and all the stadiums has been fantastic. But especially (on Saturday) after the game had finished they celebrated with us. It was fantastic day for us in our memory.”

Nuno is hoping for a win on the final day of the season at Sunderland to break the 100-point barrier and added: “I think we deserved to win against Sheffield Wednesday.”

Wolverhampton: Ruddy, Batth, Coady, Boly, Doherty, Saiss, Neves, Douglas, Helder Costa (Enobakhare 74), Afobe (Leo Bonatini 55), Jota (Gibbs-White 87). Unused substitutes: N’Diaye, Roderick Miranda, Hause, Norris.

Sheffield Wednesday: Dawson, Frederico Venancio, Lees, Pudil, Reach, Pelupessy, Bannan, Thorniley, Lucas Joao (Marco Matias 60), Nuhiu, Forestieri. Unused substitutes: Jones, Rhodes, Boyd, Baker, Wildsmith, Nielsen.

Referee: S Hooper (Wiltshire).