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Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Gary O'Neil has admitted his side were punished brutally by a rampant Chelsea.
Gary O'Neil watched his Wolves side get ripped apart by a rampant Chelsea at the Molineux, thanks to a superb attacking display from Nicolas Jackso, Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke.
Despite coming back to level the game twice, Wolves' defending left a lot to be desired, eventually coming apart as Chelsea poured forward in the second half.
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Gary O'Neil accepts Chelsea punishment
Speaking to Sky after the game, O'Neil admitted his side were punished for avoidable mistakes.
"Some catastrophic errors, I suppose. The three goals after half-time to take it from 2-2 to 5-2 are crazy. We started to lose our way and they punished us badly.
"From going 1-0 down, up until half-time, we were the better side. We equalised and then at 1-1 we were on top.
Then we give them a goal from the goal kick. We managed to bounce back again and go to 2-2. But I didn't see the second half coming.
Man of the Match Noni Madueke scored his first hat-trick in England, following a strong pre-season showing and a goal in mid-week.
The Blues return to Premier League action next Sunday against Crystal Palace at home.
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