Scharner picked up his first red card in domestic football when sent off during Saturday's 2-1 success over Aston Villa. A win for Roy Hodgson's side at Molineux would edge Albion's bitter rivals closer to relegation. Scharner said: "I am really disappointed to miss the derby. If you look on Facebook, I've had a lot of responses about the derbies. "They are the two biggest games of the season and our fans are asking me on facebook to send them down. "It will be a massive game for Wolves but it's massive for us as well because we want to win the derby. It is important to the supporters. "But you can't think about the rivalry. We have to keep focused on a good finish and try to end the season as high as possible. "We want to finish as the highest-placed Midlands team in the Premier League." Scharner had no complaints about being sent off for two bookable offences by referee Phil Dowd and praised his team-mates for overcoming his absence. He said: "I have no complaints, not really. It was maybe the wrong time to get my first red card in the English game. "But the team battled on with 10 men and did really well. We fought back and I think in the end we deserved to win."
