Conor Coady says Wolves were "gutted" by Sunday's 1-1 draw with Chelsea.

Wolves were on track for a famous win at Stamford Bridge before Eden Hazard scored an injury time leveller.

"The players think it's mad as well, but when you're that close to winning it, it would have been huge for this football club," Coady said,

"It felt like two points lost. We contained them and frustrated them. To concede in the last minute was really disappointing.

"It's important you're organised otherwise Chelsea will carve you open.

"To give Hazard space like that, it's something we didn't want to do. We were a little bit gutted."