Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi insists there's positives from their 0-0 draw under Wolves for manager Thomas Tuchel's first game.

Wednesday's stalemate leaves Chelsea eighth in the table and with just two wins in their last nine Premier League outings.

But Hudson-Odoi believes there are positives to take from last night's performance, starting on Sunday when the Blues host Burnley.

"I felt that it was a game we deserved to win, we had the right mentality from the start," he said.

"We were working hard, trying to break their back five as quick as possible. At times it was very difficult. When we were getting behind them they were recovering so well it was hard to make that extra pass to break it.

"I think we have to be more clinical with our crossing and more clinical with our passing - the end product just to finish it off. We can hopefully improve on it on Sunday."