Chelsea are not in great form but they are going to click again at some point and, if they do, they are going to wipe the floor with Wolves. Vitor Pereira had that initial bounce as Wolves manager, but they have found it difficult in their past two league games,

The Blues will be searching for their first win in six Premier League matches, after drawing 2–2 at home against Bournemouth last Tuesday.

Wolves have enjoyed an upturn in fortunes with three wins, a draw and just a couple of defeats from their six matches since dumping Gary O’Neil and getting hitched to their new Portuguese manager. They started well with a 3-0 victory at Leicester followed by a 2-0 Molineux success against Manchester United before picking up a decent point in a 2-2 draw at Tottenham only to suffer their first setback when they lost at home to Nottingham Forest.