Chelsea came out of halftime with vigor, speeding past Wolves 3-0 in a smooth second half at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Chelsea produced a comfortable 3-0 win over Wolves in the Premier League to move into second place. After failing to find the net in the first-half, second half

With the second half underway and Chelsea struggling to break down a stubborn Wolverhampton Wanderers defence, the focus was on which attacking player would deliver the goal to end the resistance of the Premier League’s bottom side. Would it be Liam Delap? Alejandro Garnacho? Maybe Pedro Neto? Or Joao Pedro?

Chelsea came out of halftime with vigor, speeding past Wolves 3-0 in a smooth second half at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Chelsea has scored a total of 13 goals in its past three meetings with Wolverhampton Wanderers and welcomes the Midlands side to Stamford Bridge on Saturday. What’s more, the Blues are hoping to extend their three-match undefeated streak, which includes a narrow EFL Cup victory over who else but Wolves.

Chelsea beat Wolves 3-0 at Stamford Bridge this evening to earn 3 important points.It had a been a tricky first period against a deep Wolves block, and after the game goalscorer Malo Gusto was asked

Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following the defeat to Chelsea. The goalkeeper was not at fault for the goals and did make some good saves, but ultimately conceded three. Tchatchoua seemed to get to grips with Garnarcho but Chelsea's opener came from his side when he failed to close the winger down.

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It’s half time in Chelsea’s game against Wolves at Stamford Bridge, and a pretty strong chorus of boos were audible as the teams went off the pitch.“Boos at the break from some Chelsea