Despite welcoming back some players from injury and the shorter gap between the Newcastle loss and the trip to Chelsea, I don't think Vitor Pereira will make many changes.

Chelsea faced a quick turnaround before their clash with Wolves and have to contend with a number of fresh injury concerns after Maresca revealed that Cole Palmer, along with Enzo Fernandez, Levi Colwill and Romeo Lavia, all missed Friday’s training session.

Chelsea should win comfortably, while Wolves still have a lot of work to do to get out of relegation trouble. They are in the thick of that battle at the moment.

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

Chelsea are not in action this weekend as we have a rare weekend without them. Instead, we have to wait until Monday when they face Wolves.Chelsea are in a very sticky patch of bad form right now and

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.