Wolves 0-0 Chelsea: Visitors mess up three on one opportunity as hosts frustrate Pochettino’s men

O’Neil ready

Wolves manager Gary O’Neil hopes his side can put their defeat to West Ham aside and get back to winning ways.

Speaking to Sky Sports ahead of the game, he said: “There has been a real focus on us over the last few weeks and trying to make sure we are adaptable.

“We’ve had a good week’s work, the lads are in a good spot.

“It’s good to have a few young lads on the bench because we are a little bit short.

“But Chelsea at home, on Christmas Eve, at Molineux, I am expecting the place to be rocking and we need to give them something.”

Warm-ups underway

Both sets of players are stepping up their preparations ahead of this one getting underway.

Sa back

Wolves fans will be very pleased to see Jose Sa back in action today.

The Portuguese has been the club’s number one for quite some time now, so it’s good to see him back.

However, it is a shame that Pedro Neto still isn’t fit enough to feature.