Bolton Wanderers boss Steven Schumacher said that his side's win against Wolves is evidence their sense of belief can help them beat the bigger teams in the Championship.
Wolves equalised through Jean-Ricner Bellegarde after Atsuki Ito had sent Bolton ahead but the visitors rallied in the final 20 minutes and won 3-1.
Sam Dalby put them ahead with a close-range finish before Josh Sheehan's long-range strike put the gloss on an excellent finale for Schumacher's side.
"When you come to places like this or play any top team, you've got to have that confidence and belief that if we do play well and are clinical, then we can cause teams a problem and I think that's what we are doing," Schumacher said.
"We're 10 games in now and there's a long way to go but we don't want to get carried away because we know how difficult it is."
Adam Armstrong and Matheus Mane both missed several chances to put Wolves ahead after Cesar Peixoto's side started the second half strongly.
But a composed performance from Bolton got them over the line, with Dalby hitting the target just six minutes after he came on as a 66th-minute substitute.
"It took really good discipline from our lads because it wasn't easy," Schumacher added.
"They committed loads of players on the top line and we needed the subs to continue giving us that energy to keep Wolves out because they've got top players and get people in really dangerous areas.
"Maybe they didn't play to their best level, I haven't seen every game they've played this year but our lads certainly did play to the top level and that was what it was going to require for us to get a result."
Bolton are now 14th after 10 games and have won three out of their past four Championship matches but Schumacher said his side still have plenty to improve on.
He added: "We're giving ourselves a good opportunity because we've got a good points tally but we can't relax.
"As soon as you're off it by a small margin, you get punished. The two back-to-back away [wins] are huge because that's not easy to do."