(Reuters) - Chelsea appear to have hit the brakes on their downward spiral after claiming back-to-back wins for the first time since October, but manager Graham Potter said on Friday he will not get carried away by recent results.
Chelsea are 10th in the Premier League and were eliminated early in both of England's knockout cup competitions.
When asked if the wins had taken some of the weight off his shoulders, Potter told reporters:"In some way, yeah. "I'm not getting carried away; it's two wins. The boys have stuck together through a bad time which is good, but we have to start again against Leicester." "So that is something to be positive about. But we have to be balanced and do both sides of the game well. The attacking bit is more difficult than the defending, but consistency always helps."
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