Graham Potter and his players should be riding high after Wednesday night's emphatic win over AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League. It was a performance of conviction and flair, attributes that have mostly been absent from Chelsea so far this season, and offered early evidence of Potter's ability to construct an effective plan against dangerous opposition.
Saturday afternoon against Wolves could be equally tricky, particularly when you factor in that Chelsea have not beaten the West Midlands side in a Premier League game since the final day of the elongated 2019/20 season.
Three draws and one defeat have followed, the most exciting of which saw the Blues contrive to surrender a 2-0 lead at home back in May.
