Graham Potter is four matches into his Chelsea career and earned his third win in a row against Wolverhampton Wanderers. The new Chelsea head coach made plenty of changes coming into the clash but, in the end, still saw out a comfortable victory thanks to goals from Kai Havertz, Christian Pulisic and Armando Broja.
Chelsea sit in the top four following another three points and head into another game with AC Milan full of confidence as Potter reaches his first month in charge of the Blues. Potter was pleased with the performance, but it wasn't one he saw as perfect.
Following the game, he said: "The games are never easy in the Premier League. I thought we played well first half, but I was disappointed not to score earlier than we did. The goal was important when it came, but Wolves started the second half well. We scored again at a good time, and then for Armando to finish it off, that was brilliant for us."
