After losing three consecutive Premier League games against Wolves between April 2023 and February 2024, Chelsea won both meetings last season by an aggregate score of 9-3.

Wolves have won just one of their 11 Premier League away games against Chelsea (D3 L7), picking up a 4-2 victory in February 2024.

Chelsea have scored 5+ goals in four different Premier League games against Wolves, including a 6-2 win at Molineux last season. Against so side have the Blues done so more in the competition, while it’s also the most Wolves have conceded 5+ against an opponent.

Wolves have picked up just two points in 10 Premier League games this season (D2 L8). Every single Premier League side with two or fewer points at this stage have then been relegated – Man City in 1995-96 (2), Sunderland in 2016-17 (2), Sheffield United in 2020-21 (1) and 2023-24 (1), and Norwich in 2021-22 (2).

Chelsea have spent just 14.4% of their Premier League matches this season in a losing game state, with only Crystal Palace (14.2%) spending a lower portion of their games losing. By contrast, opponents Wolves have spent 59.1% of their games losing, the most of any team.

Wolves have gone 14 Premier League games without a victory (D3 L11), having won six in a row beforehand. Only once have they gone 15 top-flight matches without a win having not been relegated in between that run, doing so between January and August 1970 (16).

Enzo Maresca has faced teams whose first name begins with ‘W’ on 10 occasions in English football in all competitions with Leicester and Chelsea and he has won all 10 matches, seeing the Foxes and the Blues score a total of 31 goals in those victories; they’ve come against Watford (2), West Brom (2), West Ham (3), and Wolves (3).

Chelsea have conceded 6.1 xG from set pieces (excl. pens) in the Premier League this season, the most of any side. By contrast, they’ve only faced 62 shots in open play, with only Arsenal (53) conceding fewer in 2025-26.

Only Fulham (140) have conceded more fouls in the Premier League this season than Wolves (134), with midfielder João Gomes conceding the third-most of any player in the division (21). Since his debut in February 2023, Gomes has committed the most fouls (174) and received the most yellow cards (28) in the competition.

João Pedro has been involved in six goals in his last nine Premier League appearances (3 goals, 3 assists) for Chelsea. His next game will be his 100th in the competition, becoming the 31st Brazilian to hit that total – the only non-British nations with more are France (59), Republic of Ireland (56) and Spain (40).