US EditionBlues Move Through the Gears Against Managerless Wolves
Chelsea secured a 3-0 win against Wolves who remain without a permanent manager, moving closer to a top-four Premier League finish, with Wolves yet to win in 10 matches, officials said.
- On Saturday evening, Chelsea hosted Wolves at Stamford Bridge, with coverage from 7.45pm GMT and an 8pm kick-off, aiming to recover from their midweek 2-2 Champions League draw.
- After the sacking of Vitor Pereira following a 3-2 home defeat by Burnley, Wolves were led by under-21 coach James Collins and under-18 manager Richard Walker while reports link Middlesbrough boss Rob Edwards as a replacement.
- Selection notes revealed key absences for Wolves as Emmanuel Agbadou missed the match, while Chelsea named Joao Pedro behind Liam Delap in their confirmed XI.
- Chelsea's result carries implications for their top-four push as Wolves remain eight points off safety and six adrift of Nottingham Forest in 19th, having not won any of their 10 matches this term.
- Broadcasters and live coverage ensured extensive fan access, with the match shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, streaming via Sky Go and Now TV, plus a Standard Sport live blog.
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Alejandro Garnacho had two assists for Chelsea in their 3-0 win against Wolves. Garnarcho started the match for Chelsea with Enzo Fernández and the Argentine had two assists, made 35 out of 38 accurate passes and won two out of three ground duels. With the score at 0-0, Garnacho received the ball out wide and crossed it to Malo Gusto who scored a header to give Chelsea the 1-0 lead. With Chelsea leading 2-0, Garnacho had the ball and dribbled hi…
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