"I'm not happy!" Robert Sanchez delivers honest claim despite Chelsea 3-1 victory vs Wolves; reveals why.

 Robert Sanchez is gutted despite Chelsea's 3-1 win vs Wolverhampton Wanderers.  

Chelsea clinched all three points in Saturday's outing at Molineaux, thanks to three first-half goals from Cole Palmer.  

The Chelsea starlet made history to become the first player in Premier League history to score three hat-trick in the first half of a match. 

Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez is happy with the win, but is disappointed not to have kept a cleansheet following Tolu Arokodare's consolation goal in the second half.

However, it's four Premier League wins in a row for the Blues under Rosenior but Sanchez really wanted a clean sheet. 

Speaking to BBC Sport after the game, Sanchez said:

"I think the first half was brilliant. I think the second half, the first goal came from a situation that we could've avoided. We gave them a bit of energy to come to us and we struggled a little bit. But we won the game, so very happy."

The Chelsea stopper was also full of praise for Liam Rosenior while noting the difference between him and Enzo Maresca:

"He's brilliant. His style of football, trying to dominate the ball, came with a positive attitude and energy. The boys have embraced it and we are enjoying it a lot.

"They [Maresca and Rosenior] are both top managers. They are both very personal level managing managers. They are good with the players, with the young boys. They talk a lot with them. The similarities are there. But at the end of the day, they are two different people. Two top managers and have done a great job."

Sanchez also shared Chelsea's goals for the remainder of the season:

"There are still a lot of games. We want to keep going game by game and concentrate on winning. We are still in three tournaments, so we just want to do as best as we can."