It feels slightly repetitive at this point dissecting Chelsea's issues in the Premier League. An inability to stay in the title race beyond Christmas, the highly predictable slump into a gruelling race for Champions League qualification.
This has been the story Chelsea fans have become highly familiarised with over the past four years. Saturday's collapse, watched by a sharply dressed Todd Boehly in the directors' box, would ironically witness Romelu Lukaku, one of the issues he's perceived to be inheriting, provide the most joy on another disappointing day.
Conceding two goals in the last fifteen minutes to an out-of-form Wolves side might have come out of the blue for those not at the game, but in the end, the Belgian's two goals earned at least a point from a game that could have been lost.
