For the uncertainty around Chelsea's starting XI picked to face Wolves, Graham Potter's side did a swift job of ensuring there was no panic.
After making seven changes to the side that beat AC Milan 3-0 in midweek, Potter chose a fourth different system in a row and once again demonstrated his skills as a manager, utilising players in a way that had previously failed during the end of Thomas Tuchel's tenure.
The only remaining outfield players from Wednesday night's dominant win were Mason Mount, Kalidou Koulibaly and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. This was one of the Blues' best showings of the season so far though. With Jorginho anchoring the side and Cesar Azpilicueta moving to an orthodox full-back position, Chelsea fans were scared of being overrun by a dangerous looking Wolves attack.
