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Wolverhampton Wanderers

7 Feb 2026

1 - 3

FT

T. Arokodare 54'

C. Palmer 13' (pen), 35' (pen), 38'

(HT 0-3) (FT 1-3)

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs ChelseaResults & stats,

Key Events

WOL

CHE

M. Cucurella
Yellow card
T. Arokodare
A. Armstrong
1 - 3
0 - 3
C. Palmer
M. Cucurella
0 - 2
C. Palmer
Penalty scored
0 - 1
C. Palmer
Penalty scored

Stats

WOL

Summary

CHE

33%
Ball possession
67%
1.81
Expected Goals
2.705
12
Total shots
16
3
Shots on target
6
3
Corners
4
9
Fouls Committed
10
2
Offsides
1
13
Throw ins
6

WOL

Attacking

CHE

12
Total shots
16
3
Shots on target
6
4
Shots off target
3
5
Blocked shots
7
1
Key Passes
1
0
Counter Attacks
1

WOL

Passing

CHE

21
Total crosses
19
349
Total passes
738

WOL

Defence

CHE

3
Goal Kicks
4
3
Saves
2
11
Free Kicks
11
21
Clearances
26
16
Interceptions
16

WOL

Discipline

CHE

1
Yellow cards
1
0
Red cards
0

Injuries and Suspensions

24
T. Gomes

Injuries and Suspensions

Wolverhampton Wanderers

13%302

31%688

Chelsea

56%1,255

Match details

Premier League - Game Week 25

7 Feb 2026 - 10:00

Molineux Stadium

Latest News

🎥 | Hat-trick hero Palmer interrupts Rosenior interview
Chelsea star man Cole Palmer interrupted his head coach Liam Rosenior’s interview while the new Blues boss praising the forward after he scored a hat-trick away at Wolves on Saturday. Palmer showed why he can never be written off and fired home two penalties and a neat finish into the top corner to earn himself the match ball all before half-time at Molineux.
C. Palmer L. Rosenior
Rosenior admits Chelsea start 'can't really get any better'
Liam Rosenior admits that his start to life at Chelsea could not have been any better after he won his fourth successive Premier League game as Blues boss. The west London giants ran out comfortable 3-1 winners over Wolves, as Cole Palmer scored a first-half hat-trick, although Rosenior struck a cautious note over their second-half performance.
L. Rosenior
Write off Palmer at your peril! Chelsea sensation wallops Wolves
Chelsea swept Wolves aside in a decisive first-half display that saw Cole Palmer bag a hat-trick. The England forward, who has had his fair share of critics amid reports that he was seeking a way out of Stamford Bridge, buried two penalties and smacked home a third on his 100th start for the Blues in what proved to be a pretty comfortable afternoon for Liam Rosenior and his side.
Player ratings

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