Sheffield United fullback Enda Stevens says their self-belief is improving.

He believes United need to have 'more belief' in themselves; echoing the half-time message from manager Chris Wilder in the away dressing room at Stamford Bridge.

"We're good players... we're good on the ball and we have a good way of playing, which can cause teams problems," the defender told The Star.

"We did that at Chelsea. We got on the front foot and put them under pressure, not giving them the same respect we did in the first half.

"We're built on an attitude of never giving up. We go to the end, no matter what the result is, and we run ourselves into the ground. We did that at Stamford Bridge and deservedly got something out of the game."