Jorgen Strand Larsen has had 22 shots on target across his 21 Premier League appearances this season (1.15 per 90). Only Matheus Cunha (1.29 per 90) is averaging more shots on target per 90 in the Wolves squad than Strand Larsen this season.

He scored in Wolves’ 6-2 loss to Chelsea at Molineux earlier in the season and has found the target in each of his last 2 Premier League matches against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle.

Larsen can take advantage of a tentative Chelsea backline who are conceding 4.33 shots on target per game across their 21 Premier League matches this season and are without a win in 5 in the top division.

Robert Sanchez’s position as Chelsea’s number 1 goalkeeper has come into question a few times this season, he’s averaging 3.42 saves per game in the Premier League which means only 6 teams are having to rely on their goalkeeper more in the Premier League this season.

Wolves are averaging 4.4 shots on target per 90 in the Premier League this season and have recently stung the gloves of the opposition goalkeeper in games against Newcastle and Forest – Wolves drew 12 saves across these 2 fixtures (7 v Newcastle, 5 v Forest).

Chelsea have been struggling to find the consistency which seemed so easy in the early parts of the season and their defence in particular is vulnerable in the absence of Wesley Fofana, which has seen Chelsea struggle to limit opportunities for their opponents.

He’s been fouled 30 times across his 21 Premier League matches this season (1.45 per 90). This is an average that has recently increased, likely due to the increase in ground cover he’s having to cover with Chelsea’s backline vulnerable at the moment – he’s won 2+ fouls in each of his last 5 Premier League games this season.

Caicedo will be facing up against a Wolves side who are averaging 12.8 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League this season, a record only bettered by Bournemouth this campaign. Wolves committed 13 fouls in the initial meeting between the sides earlier in the season with Caicedo fouled once.

Jackson has become increasingly frustrated over recent weeks with his drought in front of goal now reaching 5 games in the Premier League.

He’s committed 20 fouls across his 20 Premier League games this season (1.16 per 90) and committed 2 fouls from 8 duels in the initial meeting between these sides earlier in the campaign.

He’ll be in a battle up against Wolves’ new January recruit in Emmanuel Agbadou as part of a back 3. As a lone striker, Jackson is likely to be outnumbered in many of these battles. Jackson committed 2 fouls and was shown a yellow card in Chelsea’s most recent Premier League game against Bournemouth.

Nicolas Jackson is on a frustrating run of goalscoring form at the moment which has seen the striker fail to find the back of net in any of last 5 Premier League games but he still provides a lot to the team even when he isn’t at his best in front of goal.

He showcased this in assisting Cole Palmer for Chelsea’s opener against Bournemouth last time out with a smart turn before sending a well weighted pass in behind the Cherries backline. Jackson provided a goal and an assist in Chelsea’s 6-2 win over Wolves earlier in the season.

Jackson has registered 13 goal contributions across his 20 Premier League appearances this season (9 goals, 4 assists). His goal drought has a high chance of coming to an end here against the Premier League’s weakest defence this campaign. If he can’t find the target, his ability to link up with other talented team-mates suggests a solid chance of providing an assist (1.11 chances created per 90).

Cole Palmer continues to impress in this Chelsea side, his goal against Bournemouth last time out took his tally to 14 goals for the season, supported by the 6 assists he’s also provided.

He’s had 33 shots on target across these appearances (1.61 per 90) and tends to get plenty of opportunities to take aim at goal at home. He had 3 shots on target against Bournemouth last time out and hit the same target in the previous home game against Fulham.

Palmer had 5 shots with 1 finding the target in Chelsea’s 6-2 win over Wolves earlier in the season. He seems to find his best form when playing at Stamford Bridge and will fancy his chances of finding the target at least twice against a shaky Wolves backline.

Andre has struggled to adapt to the Premier League since making the move from Brazil in the summer. The central midfielder is very combative as has shown through his foul committed numbers this season (1.18 per 90).

He’s collected 2 yellow cards across his 16 Premier League appearances but will do well to avoid another here up against Cole Palmer. Palmer has won 43 fouls across his 21 Premier League appearances this season (2.10 per 90).

Wolves were shown 2 yellow cards in their 6-2 defeat to Chelsea earlier in the season from 13 fouls. It’s likely that they will be without the ball for the majority of this encounter which should see the fouls and cards stack up with Andre in pole position to pick up his 3rd caution of the season.

Wolves are averaging 4.4 shots on target per 90 across their 21 Premier League games this season, their attacking numbers have actually been quite positive this season despite Vitor Pereira’s side sitting worryingly near to the drop zone.

Wolves have hit 4+ shots on target in 4 out of their last 5 Premier League matches and have plenty of players that can cause the opposition problems, namely Jorgen Strand Larsen (1.15 shots on target per 90) and Matheus Cunha (1.29 shots on target per 90).

Wolves managed 4 shots on target in their 6-2 defeat to Chelsea earlier in the season and can hit a similar number at Stamford Bridge with Enzo Maresca’s side struggling for defensive consistency in the absence of Wesley Fofana.