Paul Konchesky: Leicester City are full of confidence for Wolves match at Molineux

Leicester City will head to Molineux with all guns blazing on Sunday, defender Paul Konchesky has vowed.

The experienced left-back said the victory over Blackpool in their last fixture two weeks ago had boosted confidence within the camp and that City are now starting to gel together well after the summer's comings and goings.

"It was a great result getting the win over Blackpool but it was a killer that the international break came when it did," he said. "But we have had a good couple of weeks together and the confidence and team spirit is good."

"Hopefully, we can go into this game with all guns blazing.

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"We are settling down now. The first four games haven't gone completely as we would have liked and maybe we should have won when we haven't. But that is football, especially in the Championship.

"We are all getting to know each other better and I think you are starting to see the good spirit in the squad."

Konchesky has been using all his experience to help young defender Liam Moore settle into the back four, and Konchesky said Moore is improving with every game. "Liam has come in and done very well," he said.

"He is still a young boy but he is learning and getting better and better with every game. If he keeps that up, then it will be hard to keep him out of the team.

"I am experienced enough to help him through as much as I need to but he knows how to play football. He does what he has to do but with the experience we have around him it is helping him through."

Wolves have won just three games of their last 32 fixtures and appear to be a club unused to the taste of victory, but Konchesky warned against any complacency.

"Maybe it is a good time to face them, but it is never easy playing a side that has just come down from the Premier League," he said.

"Winning or not winning, they are always tough because they have good players. We know that as a team that it won't be easy, but we have to go there and do what we do best.

"I have a good vibe about this season.

"We have lost a couple of games we didn't want to but going into that Blackpool game has lifted us and now we want to push on."