Wolves v Chelsea LIVE: Premier League result and final score as Matt Doherty winner punishes woeful Blues

90 mins: ELEVEN MINUTES added on! Good grief. Plenty of time for Chelsea, then.

88 mins: Time is running out for Chelsea, although there could be a fair chunk of stoppage time.

Palmer is forced out of play as Wolves drop deep and get numbers behind the ball.

84 mins: What is agoing on here?! As Sa gathered, Hwang was on his own on the halfway line with no Chelsea players back to defend. All Sa had to do was release him with a punt downfield, but the goalkeeper boots it out of play! What a waste!

83 mins: Better from the visitors. Palmer sets up the overlapping Madueke and Nkunku is not far away from getting on the end of his cross. Nkunku then had another half-chance, but his header is gathered by Sa.

81 mins: So bad from Chelsea! Madueke gives it away and then Chelsea fail to engage with Wolves as they come forward. Doyle’s dipping shot is saved by Petrovic but Wolves again had numbers over there. Will they regret not being more clinical?

79 mins: A triple-change now for Chelsea: Noni Madueke, Benoît Badiashile and Ian Maatsen are on for Jackson, Colwill and Gusto, so Chelsea are going to shift things around.

Both starting strikers and both starting full-backs are off for Chelsea now.

77 mins: Wasted chance from Wolves, as Chelsea lose the ball and the hosts counter. Wolves were faced with a four-on-four, with Chelsea’s midfield nowhere to be seen, but substitute Tommy Doyle can only scuff a shot at Petrovic.

74 mins: Mudryk gives the ball away and Gallagher, who is on a yellow, has to stretch. The Chelsea captain catches Hwang and is lucky that isn’t another yellow card. Chelsea are toiling here.

69 mins: Dawson is unable to continue after picking up that injury while saving his team. He’s replaced by the Uruguay international defender Santiago Bueno as Wolves look to hold on to another impressive home win at Molineux.

68 mins: There have been a flurry of bookings in this second half, including for Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson - both for dissent. It means Palmer will miss Chelsea’s next game against Crystal Palace. Daft.