Chelsea have had the run of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since it opened in 2019, posting a stunning record of six wins, one draw and one defeat in all competitions. The Blues scored four goals on both of their last two visits, taking full advantage of former Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou's tactics that played right into their hands.

The damage was done in the first period, as goals from Andrey Santos, Tyrique George and Estevao saw Enzo Maresca 's side enter the half-time break with a three-goal advantage. Wolves had one back early in the second period through Tolu Arokodare, before David Moller Wolfe struck a second for the hosts in the 73rd minute.

Paul Merson says Chelseas lack of experience is a massive factor in their inconsistent Premier League form; watch Wolves vs Chelsea in the Carabao Cup live on Sky Sports on Wednesday; kick off 7.45pm

Another game has passed and we’re left wondering with just more questions about Wesley Fofana.After recovering from his latest long term injury, the central defender played 45 minutes against

Chelsea have discovered who they will face in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals. Enzo Maresca's side have been rewarded with a tie against Cardiff City after knocking out Wolves in the fourth round on Wednesday night in a seven-goal thriller, which saw Liam Delap sent off on his return from injury.

It is a journey that has taken in two Champions League trophy wins, three different sets of owners, countless managers, and one 'ghost goal'

Traditional "Big 6" clubs have work to do, beginning with a clash between Tottenham and Chelsea in north London on Saturday. Tottenham is third on the table despite some shaky play, while the Blues are ninth -- despite being three points behind the Hotspurs. Chelsea is battling with injuries but cannot afford a loss.

They eked past League One Lincoln City in the last round, while Wolves defeated Everton 2-0 to make it into the fourth round. This should be a cracking game, with both sides having something to prove.