West Brom striker Peter Odemwingie celebrated the "double joy" of scoring a hat-trick against Wolves, then targeted a place in the top 10.

Odemwingie: Netted his first PL hat-trick

Jonas Olsson and Keith Andrews also scored for the Baggies in a 5-1 victory at Molineux against woeful Wolves, who briefly levelled at the end of the first half through Steven Fletcher in Sunday's Premier League encounter.

Odemwingie told Sky Sports 1: "I've been looking forward to returning to scoring form.

"It's my first hat-trick in the Premier League, a very tough league to score in, so I'm very happy about that.

"And the extra bonus I got was [that it was] in the black country derby so it makes it double joy for me.

"I hope we can change our home performances and then there's nothing that can stop us finishing in the top 10."

Odemwingie said he and his team-mates were in no doubt about how much the match meant to the West Brom fans.

"We know this game means a lot to our fans so we're very delighted with winning and scoring lots of goals," he said.

"There a lot of motivation, receiving messages from our fans [about] how they look forward to these games makes the week special. You prepare well, you rest a lot.

"It was a very big game for us, a great team performance."