Chelsea winger Noni Madueke says the players remain united as they battle for consistency this season.

Madueke insists they can handle the criticism coming their way.

He told the Daily Mail: "We won all the time.

"This is the first time in my career where I've lost and drawn games.

"It's part of learning. Not just for me, all of us (especially) the players who aren't that familiar with the Premier League and English football. What I can say is that every time I go to training I see an abundance of talent and a mentality that everyone wants to improve, wants to win. At Chelsea that is the expectation.

"We're not stupid, we know that. However, things don't always go as you plan and you have to take accountability for yourself and the people around you, and just try to get better every day. I'm sure later down the line we'll start winning. I'm sure about that."

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