Mick McCarthy's side travel to leaders Chelsea on Saturday, followed by matches against Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal. And Jarvis believes Wolves can follow the example of West Brom, who have taken four points off Arsenal and United in recent weeks. The winger told the club's official website: "West Brom picked up a point at United and have beaten Arsenal and there have been results that you might not have expected this season. We'll be going into these games looking to get something." Jarvis netted Wolves' goal in the 1-1 draw with West Ham on Saturday that ended a run of four successive league defeats. He added: "It was important for us to get something to end the bad run and we need to keep picking up points. We've actually played quite well in previous games and have been in front in them. On Saturday we picked up a point, which is progress."
