Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has credited assistant coach Mike Rosenior for the team's improved morale and performance following their 3-1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers. Speaking after the match, Sanchez emphasized Rosenior's positive influence on the squad's approach, contributing to a more cohesive and confident display on the pitch.

The win is a crucial step for Chelsea as they seek to improve their standing in the Premier League. After a season marked by inconsistency, the team is working to build momentum and establish a more reliable winning form. The impact of Rosenior's positive attitude is seen as a key factor in this process, helping to foster a better team dynamic.

Sanchez's comments suggest a shift in the team's atmosphere, and a renewed focus on consistent performance. Securing wins is vital. The team's ability to maintain a strong defensive structure and capitalize on its attacking opportunities will be crucial in the upcoming fixtures.

Fact: Chelsea has won the Premier League five times, most recently in the 2016-17 season. The club's management will be hoping the team can build on this recent win, and start climbing up the table.