Wolves have lost their last three Premier League games against Chelsea by an aggregate score of 12-3, having won three in a row against the Blues before this.

Chelsea won this exact fixture 6-2 last season but haven’t won consecutive Premier League away games against Wolves since their first two visits in September 2003 (5-0) and February 2010 (2-0).

Chelsea have beaten Wolves 4-3 (EFL Cup) and 3-0 (Premier League) already this season. They last scored 3+ goals against an opponent in three different games in a season in 2016-17 vs Leicester City.

Wolves have failed to score in each of their last three Premier League and have drawn a blank in 13 of 24 games this season (54%). It’s the highest ratio of games a team has failed to score in a season since Norwich in 2021-22 (22/38, 58%).

Victory here for Chelsea would see them win four consecutive Premier League matches, all since Liam Rosenior took over. His predecessor Enzo Maresca only managed one run of four wins in a row across his 57 games, winning five on the bounce in November/December 2024.

Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior is looking to become just the second English manager in Premier League history to win his first four games in charge – Craig Shakespeare won his first five with Leicester between February and April 2017.

Wolves have scored just four goals across their last seven Premier League games at Molineux (W1 D1 L5), scoring three of those from five shots in the first half against West Ham in January (60% conversion rate). Across their other 13 halves of football in that time, they have scored just once from 59 shots (2% conversion).

Wolves haven’t scored a second half goal in any of their last 10 Premier League matches at Molineux – only three sides have ever had a longer run without a home goal in the second half of a match; Everton twice (13 ending January 1999, 11 ending March 2021), Swansea City (12 ending February 2016) and Huddersfield Town (11 ending December 2018).

João Pedro has scored five goals in his last eight Premier League appearances for Chelsea, including a goal in all three under Liam Rosenior so far. He is the first player to score in a Chelsea manager’s first three games in charge, while the only player in Premier League history to score in a manager’s first four overall games in the competition was Matt Le Tissier under Alan Ball in January/February 1994.

Since his first Premier League start on 27 December, Mateus Mané ranks first among his Wolves teammates for shots (20), shots on target (9) and expected assists (0.94), while he’s played the most minutes of any outfield player in that time (626).