Chelsea vs Wolves

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takes a deflection and just wide of the post. Poor ball into the box though. Trincao has been superb since coming on - so composed in the box, looks set to get his second.... 70 mins: Sa makes a bit of a mess of a ball over the top, Werner can get on the end of it. Timo Werner did have the ball in the net for the Blues after a smart finish, only for the referee’s whistle to go for the slightest of shoves on Saiss from the German. Romain Saiss should have put Wolves ahead when unmarked in the box from a free-kick, but sent his header into the ground and over the bar.

Timo Werner with an early shot! Pulisic goes for goal, it's mis-cued, and Werner gets a decent touch on it to send it towards goal. Strong save by Sa; ...

Although still mathematically not yet relegated, as Hodgson conceded, in all likelihood they will be down by the end of Saturday’s game. It will not be the same when he walks away from Watford. And Hodgson admitted there may well be some bemusement in the stands at his return in charge of someone else. It lasted just eight months: after walking away for the final time from Crystal Palace last May, he was back in the dugout at Watford in January. This week, at the age of 74, he once again declared his intention to pack it all in. But there is another curtain closing at the other end of the table. The situation is coming from big knockout matches, a busy schedule and going back to the league to play for points. It surely effects the team but I cannot say to which degree. With four games left, Arsenal (63) and Tottenham Hotspur (61) are closing in as the three teams vie for two Champions League spots. Chelsea have looked a bit predictable at times and been somewhat sluggish. Zaha netted off the bench at Southampton last weekend and earns a recall alongside Jack Butland, Will Hughes, Michael Olise and Odsonne Edouard. Chelsea are really on the ropes here! He could've pulled the trigger earlier, but he tries to chop back inside again and he only wins a corner.

Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea will look to return to winning ways when they host Bruno Lage's Wolves on Saturday, as both teams continue chasing European football ...

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Chelsea welcome Wolves at Stamford Bridge this afternoon as they look to end their Premier League slump.Thomas Tuchel's side have only won two of thei.

- Wolves are winless in their last eight away league games against Chelsea (D3 L5), since a 2-1 win in March 1979. - Only bottom side Norwich (19) have failed to score in more different Premier League games than Wolves (16) this season. In fact, the Blues have conceded before half-time in just one of their last 13 Premier League games, doing so twice in their eventual 4-2 defeat to Arsenal. They’ve not lost four consecutive league games without scoring a single goal since March-April 1970 in the top-flight. - Mason Mount is Chelsea’s highest scorer (10) and assister (9) in the Premier League this season, with only Mohamed Salah registering double figures for both goals and assists so far this term. And it doesn’t matter if we are in a race for top four, the last four games is not enough.

Thomas Tuchel has made three changes following our defeat at Everton last weekend and a full week to prepare for today's game.

Christian Pulisic replaces Mason Mount in the attack where he is joined by Timo Werner. The referee is Peter Bankes. The defence is unchanged.

Chelsea hosts Wolves in a pivotal Premier League clash, here is how The Pride of London team sees the contest playing out.

The season after season battle that the media has to try and do the Blues down is relentless. Wolves is a stubborn—albeit struggling—side currently, but so are the Blues. I’m going to go with my colleague, Kevin, and predict Big Rom to be the match winner and restore the passion of the Stamford Bridge faithful. It will be a difficult game, partly because it’s Wolves and partly because every game for Chelsea is a difficult game at this moment in time. Chelsea has struggled against Wolves, and this stubborn side has the potential to even cause an upset. After struggling against a struggling Everton, it would be “a Chelsea thing” to also struggle against Wolves due to self-inflicted issues. Wolves proved a struggle earlier in the campaign, but that was on a rainy, foggy day in Wolverhampton with an exhausted and depleted squad.

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It's been quite a day for the hosts. Wissa then seized on the loose ball and picked out the bottom corner. Boly stepped in to intercept, however. Sa got down to make the save, though. If that was on target, it likely would have beaten the goalkeeper all ends up. The focus has turned to their attempts to seal a spot in the Champions League for next season, and the happier supporters have turned up in their droves. Toney was able to take down a corner on his chest, move to the byline and then cross into the penalty area. Moutinho clipped one into the penalty area, Silva deflected the ball slightly, and Saiss was unable to readjust on the fly to guide a header on target. Sa looked to be odds-on to gobble the ball up but he made a mess of the situation, leaving Lukaku with the ball at a tight angle. Buendia's strike from the middle of the area took a wicked deflection and was diverted out of the grasp of the flailing Pope. Moutinho came away with the ball from a 50/50 in the centre of the park, and Boly played through Ait-Nouri. Lukaku was able to hold off Saiss on the edge of the box, and was felled.

Chelsea face Wolves this afternoon as they bid to arrest a poor run of form and make sure of a top-four spot in the Premier League.

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Chelsea have not yet made completely sure of Champions League football for next season. Their lead over fifth-placed Tottenham stands at five points, but there ...

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Buendía threads a beautiful ball through to Ings and the striker makes no mistake! What a start! #LetsGo pic.twitter.com/HpaYhR2GXx May 7, 2022 #CRYWAT https://t.co/xltX9OBXLq pic.twitter.com/2o7QAlJM0F May 7, 2022 pic.twitter.com/TIQYphhorU May 7, 2022 Lukaku's 13th goal of the season. Bad giveaway from Wolves leads to a Pulisic assist and Lukaku finish from just outside the box. #MyPLMorning pic.twitter.com/eOGOw3xSRZ May 7, 2022 #MyPLMorning pic.twitter.com/dywZZtF4lu May 7, 2022 In the 97th minute, it's Conor Coady of all people! 📲 https://t.co/S3j1TIedJv✘ #BHAFC🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/mjVE8dFw49 May 7, 2022 #MyPLMorning pic.twitter.com/qp6ZFKwQ0d May 7, 2022

Chelsea welcome Wolves to Stamford Bridge on Saturday looking to get back on track in the Premier League with a win and secure third place.

"I am expecting this to be a much easier afternoon for the Blues, however. "Wolves are in poor form though. Spurs and in particular, Arsenal, aren’t far off them now and Chelsea will be looking over their shoulders.

Report and free match highlights as Wolves fight back from two goals down to secure dramatic point at Stamford Bridge; Conor Coady scores 97th-minute ...

It doesn't affect me, but the news is positive and we need it to be resolved." On Lukaku, Tuchel said: "It was a good performance but for sure this is not the time to praise individual players. I don't know if that was the right decision from me but it was a lack of discipline and execution of the match plan. "I don't think the ownership is a reason for a lack of focus. "I reminded the team to execute the match plan with more precision and we did this to go 2-0 up but then we took more risks. "It is not about dropping too low but about the ball structure and losing it in key positions. Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel: "Of course [it feels like a defeat]. We started both halves very well and controlled the match with a very offensive approach to this game today with a 5-3-2 formation. But it was in between those two chances that Chelsea thought they had found the breakthrough - and Lukaku really ought to have made no mistake. The German was frank, telling his players to "be more exhausted after games" having seen a drop-off in physical input during recent defeats to Arsenal and Everton. In came Romelu Lukaku and Chrsitian Pulisic to the three-pronged attack. Chiquinho just runs at people and causes problems and we know about the quality of Trincao's finishing.The subs were massive for us in getting the point." We've been to Man Utd and Tottenham and won but we feel we should have had all three here but for a mad five minutes.

Two goals early in the second half from the returning Romelu Lukaku looked to have tightened Chelsea's grip on a Champions League qualification slot but to ...

The same player then went for goal again and this time, a deflection favoured Chelsea as the ball rolled just wide of Mendy’s net. The ref, on VAR’s recommendation, went and watched it again and decided a leg had been lifted to impede our centre-forward. It was a good start to the second period. After Kovacic had been dispossessed deep in our opponents’ half, the break ended when substitute Trincao fired in an unstoppable effort. Pulisic quickly found Romelu who wasted no time in hitting the target with a sumptuous low finish. With 33 minutes played, Werner had the ball in the net but the whistle had just blown. Another decision went against the Blues soon after, this time via VAR. After the ball had pinged around following a Chelsea corner and Loftus-Cheek found the net from only inches out, there were two offside checks made. Chelsea were looking by far the more likely side to make a breakthrough with a quarter of the game played. Despite those Chelsea attacks, our opponents could well have gone ahead just before half-time when suddenly we were twice caught lacking numbers at the back as they counter-attacked. Those fears were realised when with 96 minutes on the clock, Conor Coady headed in from close range to turn three precious points for Chelsea into one. The Wolves defender looked to be going down anyway. Having been fouled, Lukaku converted a penalty and then scored in open play two minutes later from a Christian Pulisic pass for his first league goals since December.

Romelu Lukaku scored twice, but it wasn't enough to earn Chelsea the points against Wolves, who came back to draw 2-2.

Was denied by a fantastic save early in the second period but struggled with his end product after that. FW Romelu Lukaku, 9 -- In the first half, he saw his first shot blocked, missed Kovacic's pass after making a good run, then kept Saiss off before hitting a decent shot that was saved. Capitalised on Wolves' mistake and slipped Lukaku through for the second goal. GK Edouard Mendy, 6 -- Had nothing to do until he made a good save to deny Pedro Neto shortly before half-time, though he could have been punished for pushing the ball back into a dangerous area. MF Reece James, 6 -- Often defended well, making a key header to deny Neto at the back post. His late changes weren't enough to hold on to the three points.