But hold on.

Wolves get forward and Adama Traore finds space on the edge of the box, but scuffs his shot horribly wide.

Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

Many of the Chelsea fans have left - so plenty will have missed that equaliser.

Can Chelsea grab another??

They're pushing.

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Well Eden Hazard has got them out of jail.

Wolves have been ever so good all game but they didn't get out quick enough then.

Now let's see if they've got anything up their sleeves to get a winner.

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The 90 minutes are up.

FOUR more added on.

Now skipper Cesar Azpilicueta takes matters into his own hands - he doesn't score many and fails to do so on this occasion, seeing his long ranger blocked by the sizeable frame of Willy Boly.

Richard Cumiskey: This Wolves side are the best promoted side I can remember for a very long time. So good to watch.

A late Wolves change.

Goalscorer Raul Jimenez makes way for speedster Adama Traore.

Agubata Odinaka: The Wolves goalkeeper may as well be on holiday, no troubling shots on target. How are Chelsea ever going to score?

Chelsea finally work Rui Patricio into a proper save.

Willian shifts the ball onto his right peg on the angle and curls a shot towards the far corner, but the Portugal international dives to make an excellent save.

That may be the points for Wolves.

Gonzalo Higuain gets a slight sniff when he gets on the end of Emerson Palmieri's cross, but Wolves skipper Conor Coady shuts the door in his face.

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Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Chelsea fans will have come here today wondering how many goals they were going to win by.

But Wolves have had a clear plan of what they wanted to do today. They've been organised in and out of possession and they deserve to be ahead.

Approaching the last five, do Chelsea know they are losing?

Simon Grayson
Ex-Sunderland manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Morgan Gibbs-White has plenty of energy so he'll put Chelsea under pressure but they can be delighted with Diogo Jota's efforts - he's ran non-stop all afternoon.

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Wolves sub Morgan Gibbs-White, who won the U17 World Cup with England, shows his youthful exuberance with a dash forward through the middle of the park, but the move breaks down.

Wolves change.

Diogo Jota makes way for Englishman Morgan Gibbs-White.

Wolves' Diogo Jota the latest into the referee's book for an arm into the face of David Luiz.

Might have been a different colour with another referee.

10 to go.

Don't see Chelsea scoring here.