Rayan Ait-Nouri had to be taken off the pitch when a fight broke out after the final whistle at Molineux.
Wolves suffered a devastating defeat as they were beaten 2-1 by Ipswich Town at home, prompting loud boos from the home fans.
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Jack Taylor scored the winning goal for Kieran McKenna's side in the final minute of added time, sparking scenes of fury on the Wolves bench after the whistle.
As a result, Ait-Nouri was escorted off the field by Craig Dawson, who did his best to remove his furious teammate from the line by lifting him off the ground.
Matheus Cunha was also involved and had to be carried through the tunnel to avoid punishment.
While the cause of the fight is not yet known, it has been suggested that it could be because Taylor's winning goal came in the fourth minute of stoppage time, one minute later than the allotted three minutes signaled by the fourth. referee.
In normal time, Ait-Nouri was involved in a confrontation with Ipswich striker Conor Chaplin in the first half, before receiving a booking and a suspension for the next match in a separate incident.
The defeat means Wolves are 19th in the table and four points from safety, a tally that could rise given Crystal Palace are yet to play this weekend.
Pressure is also mounting on Wolves manager Gary O'Neil as speculation continues over his future at the club.
Loud boos echoed around Molineux as ugly scenes plagued the final whistle for the second game in a row.
Speaking about the touchline brawl, Michael Gray told talkSPORT: “Is that the end for Gary O'Neil? I think so. The pressure builds and builds, you can see the players arguing with each other in front of us, Once again, the Wolves are involved in a fight at the end of a game.
“It looks like Matheus Cunha is going completely crazy. There are four or five players dragging him back.
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“In front of us is Rayan Aït-Nouri, there are three or four players who keep him away. They are absolutely furious. I think they are furious because they think they went three minutes into added time.
“Well, I'm sorry, but we have to keep playing. This season you have conceded 20 goals from set pieces,” he disconnected again in the 93rd minute.
“This is just incredible. These are not the Wolves I can remember when I was here as a player. I don't like to see this.
“Full credit to Ipswich, they came out, did the business and did the job, but I don't like seeing what I just saw at the end of this game. It was shocking.”
Adrian Durham added: “Aït-Nouri has completely lost his mind, he has totally lost his mind, to the point that Craig Dawson, his team-mate who was not on the pitch today, had to restrain him.
“He had to hug him just to stop him from causing any more problems. Gary O'Neil on the field in front of the referee. He's not happy with that at all.
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“By the way, it is a minimum added time. Then they are right. They have to keep blowing the whistle. I'm afraid Gary O'Neil is grasping at straws.
“I love this guy, I've done shows with him and he's a great guy, but I'm sorry, right now he's holding on to him and he's also holding on to his job.
“He applauds the fans, he applauds them, but I think those Wolverhampton Wanderers fans want him out.”
This is not the first time this has happened with O'Neil. booed loudly following their 4-0 defeat to Everton earlier this month.
The touchline brawl was also a sign of a worrying trend.
It emerged after Mario Lemina was trapped in a post-match fight with West Ham United captain Jarrod Bowen after Wolves' 2-1 defeat to the London team.
As a result, he was stripped of captaincy for the clash against Ipswich, a decision that had little influence on the result.
Wolves face a crucial game next time as they travel to face Leicester on Sunday 22 December.
