This is the first time Wolves have failed to have a single shot in the first half of a Premier League game since the 2003-04 season.

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager on BBC Radio 5 live

From Wolves' perspective they'll be happy with how they've defended. For Chelsea, they haven't done enough to break Wolves down and they need to try get the ball wide to stretch them more.

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Nii: No goals for Chelsea in the first half. But the comfort is that Chelsea has two of their most prolific top goal scorers on the bench - sorry, in the stands...

Andrew: Wolves score a lot of late goals so this is by no means a given Chelsea win.

mo‏: summary so far - pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....wolves clear..pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....pass.....ugh

What of Chelsea then?

Liverpool

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Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana, speaking to MOTD: "It's a big three points with Manchester City winning yesterday.

"The conditions were difficult for both teams. One minute it was sunny, the next minute it was hailing and then raining. It was odd but I'm happy we held our nerve.

"The way Burnley play is difficult and they are fighting for every point, but I thought we were convincing winners in the end.

"The main thing was just focusing on three points and now we switch to the Champions League and Bayern Munich on Wednesday. Both teams will be quietly confident."

Burnley

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche, speaking to MOTD: "It was tricky. The wind was swirling. We wanted to ask questions and get the ball forward which I thought we did in spells.

"You cannot give a team like Liverpool four goals - we certainly gave them three. You can question the errors but we certainly made a game of it.

"In the first half I don't think they had too many golden chances yet we were 2-1 down. Even at 3-1, the mentality of the group was good and we got a goal back.

"If you had said to me that we would have 30 points after this stage of the season I would certainly have take it."

On 19-year-old Dwight McNeil's performance: "He was absolutely outstanding. He's been a big factor in out turnaround this season.

Liverpool

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to MOTD: "Are we allowed to talk about the conditions?

"We played our game. The first Burnley goal was maybe a little bit of the wind. In most countries it would not be allowed that goal. You cannot treat the goalie like that in the six-yard box.

"Adam Lallana didn't score but he was best man on pitch. He had an outstanding game.

"At 3-1 up all the balls Burnley got were from us. I'm completely happy with the performance - especially against Burnley.

"Nobody gets rid of us."

Here's reaction from Sunday's early game...

A smattering of boos at Stamford Bridge.

All Chelsea but little for Wolves to worry about.

Finney Balla: Jorginho is absolute trash. The guy clearly doesn't know how to pass the ball forward.

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I really like Raul Jimenez, really industrious and quite a good finisher too.

But on this occasion, the Portuguese striker is given no change by David Luiz inside the area following Eden Hazard's misplaced header.

WORRA GOALLLL!!

Diogo Jota in behind for the first time and smashes a left-footed strike into the top corner...

...but Michael Oliver had blown for a handball from the Wolves player.

He saw that one then.

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It started well...

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Chelsea need to make sure they don't get too complacent. We've seen twice now that they can get a bit complacent and sloppy with their passing and Wolves do have the players to hurt them on the break.

Every Wolves player knows exactly what his job is.

Nuno Espirito Santo has got them very well drilled with work done on the training ground.

Chelsea have nowhere to go.

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Rob Nothman
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

Only a quarter of possession but Wolves have been comfortable so far. Expect the pundits on Match of the Day 2 tonight to be using that straight line to illustrate the disciplined positioning of Wolves’ back five. From our elevated commentary position, there’s not a kink in sight.

Rob Millward: Hazard hasn't looked bothered for weeks now... Doesn't fight, doesn't run for balls that are a yard in front of him... Well and truly given up.

Minus Fantasy points for Matt Doherty, booked for tripping Eden Hazard down the left.

If former Fulham midfielder Papa Bouba Diop was 'The Wardrobe', then Wolves defender Willy Boly is an entire bedroom furniture range.

An absolute beast of a man.

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