Life under Graham Potter seems to be going well for Chelsea as the Blues look to overtake his former employers in the Premier League and return to a top four position with a win against Wolves. The hosts picked up a win against Serie A champions AC Milan to overtake them in Group E in the Champions League while Wolves have sacked their head coach Bruno Lage after a poor run of form.
The Blues are the heavy favourites at 1/3 with Betfred while Wolves are 7/1 and a draw is 7/2 ahead of their Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge. The hosts, however, are winless in their last four league outings against Wolves including three draws in their last three meetings which makes a double chance for Wolves at 19/10 pretty appealing.
Wolves, despite having a similar defensive record to Manchester City, find themselves in the relegation zone having scored a league low of three goals and they into this weekend without a manager after suffering back-to-back defeats.
