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Chelsea vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers preview, kick-off time, how to watch, and team news

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Chelsea travel to Molineux knowing this is the kind of fixture they must take control of if their season is to stay on track.

Wolverhampton Wanderers, meanwhile, are running out of margin for error in a campaign that has drifted badly off course.

Wolves vs Chelsea kick-off time and how to watch

Pedro Neto (left) celebrates scoring Chelsea's third goal with Wesley Fofana during the Premier League match between Chelsea and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge.
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The Premier League meeting is scheduled for a 3 pm GMT kick-off on Saturday, February 7, 2026. Wolves will host Chelsea at Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton.

UK supporters will not be able to watch the match live on television due to the 3:00 pm Saturday blackout. As a result, there will be no live domestic broadcast.

Fans can catch up on the action later in the day, with highlights available from 5:15 pm on the Sky Sports app and Sky Sports’ YouTube channel.

Match of the Day will also provide extended highlights and analysis when it airs on BBC One at 10:25 pm.

Wolves vs Chelsea team news and prediction

Chelsea are monitoring the fitness of Reece James, who missed the recent trip to Arsenal with a knock. Rosenior has indicated there is optimism James could be involved at Molineux, but a late decision is expected.

Pedro Neto is in a similar position after also being a surprise omission against Arsenal. His availability would offer Chelsea an additional attacking threat if he is cleared to play.

Filip Jorgensen and Tosin Adarabioyo are both pushing to return, while Dario Essugo, Romeo Lavia, and Levi Colwill remain sidelined with long-term injuries.

Wolves’ injury picture is more stable by comparison. Rob Edwards is missing just two first-team players, with Toti Gomes continuing his recovery from a thigh injury and Ladislav Krejci absent due to illness.

There could also be a debut for Angel Gomes, who has joined on loan from Marseille and is in contention to feature for the first time.

On the pitch, momentum strongly favours Chelsea. Wolves are winless in four matches and sit 18 points from safety with only 14 games remaining, a position that leaves little to play for beyond pride.

Chelsea, by contrast, are firmly in the hunt for Champions League qualification and have generally looked composed against sides in the bottom half.

With Wolves struggling for confidence and Chelsea still motivated by league position, the expectation is a comfortable away win.

The prediction is a Chelsea victory, 3-0.