Chelsea and Tottenham are both in action on Saturday with games set to affect both ends of the Premier League table. The Blues have little to play for and are aiming to bounce back from their disappointing 0-0 draw with Liverpool under new caretaker boss Frank Lampard.
Meanwhile, Cristian Stellini is aiming to get his first win as permanent interim head coach for Spurs after their own midweek frustration. Everton's late stunner at Goodison Park made it back-to-back draws against relegation-threatened sides, losing ground on the top four.
It is the teams facing the two London sides that have even more at stake. Wolves, though improved under Julen Lopetegui, are in the still in the midst of a relegation battle. They will start the game in 14th but just five points off the bottom and one off 18th. They only have two wins in seven coming into the game at Molineux.
