Jurgen Strand-Larsen is convinced that Wolves can beat any Premier League opponent if they keep up their level. Wolves made it six straight wins against Leicester City, with the striker scoring his sixth goal after half-time in a 3-0 win.  

Wolves next face Manchester City away from home and Jurgen Strand-Larsen was in good form in the match, showing good link-up play with Mateus Cunha.  

Jurgen Strand-Larsen said: “To be honest, it feels great to win six games in a row. We definitely didn’t expect this at the beginning of the season. But it really shows the effort, resilience and positive attitude of the team, especially after the difficult start. I’m really proud of the team and it’s a really special moment right now.”  

“Since we beat Ipswich, we knew we had a chance to win the Premier League next season. Since then, we haven’t stopped and have won three games in a row. Before this game, we had just played two very difficult games. Tottenham and Manchester United are both strong teams, so it was not easy.”  

“We don’t expect to win every game, we realise they are a strong team and we were not far behind them earlier in the season. However, if we can continue the performance we showed in the last game, we have a chance to beat any opponent. It will be a tough game next weekend but I believe we are fully capable of continuing the winning streak.”  

"The new coaching staff has brought some energy to the team, but the players are still in a stable state. Maybe at some point, everyone needs some changes. We played some great games with Gary O'Neill, he is a very good person."  

"In fact, this is not simply about the change of players. After all, every time you change a new coach, everyone will want to show themselves. I think that as time goes by, we have made obvious progress in adapting, and training is gradually getting on track."  

"We really put a lot of effort into training. Although we experienced some ups and downs at the beginning, now everything is back on track. I am very happy for the players. After all, we have experienced many difficult moments this season."  

Jurgen Strand-Larsen was also asked about his mistake, to which he replied: "This happens quite often in football and as a striker I understand that small mistakes like this are inevitable. It was really just a little bit closer to the goal but I obviously didn't react in time."  

"Rayan Ait-Nouri is a great player who sometimes prefers to assist rather than score. I want to apologize to him, but he fully understands our cooperation and we have always had a good understanding."