Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Rob Edwards admits his side made a couple of "ludicrous" decisions that led to Chelsea scoring three goals in their Premier League loss.

It's another weekend of European soccer, and this Saturday has been full of great matches! The day began in the Premier League with Manchester United making it four wins in a row under coach Michael Carrick with a 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in a rematch of the UEFA Europa League final.

Liam Rosenior has made a broadly positive start to his Chelsea tenure as the west Londoners target Champions League qualification. As for Wolverhampton Wanderers, they are preparing for life back

Wolverhampton Wanderers welcome Chelsea to Molineux this weekend as the Premier League resumes following a busy midweek cup schedule.Chelsea arrive determined to ensure their League Cup exit does not

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Chelsea announce their starting lineups for Saturday's Premier League fixture at Molineux.

Rob Edwards had hoped to freshen up his options in the team's fight against relegation, but they have started planning for the Championship

Wolves sit bottom of the Premier League and face relegation, with contract timelines suggesting up to nine players could depart over the next two seasons amid record-low points danger.

A ceremony has been held in honour of former Wolverhampton Wanderers FC forward Diogo Jota. The 28-year-old Portugal international and his brother Andre Silva, 25, who was also a footballer, died in a car crash on 3 July 2025 in the Spanish province of Zamora.

All four of the 25-year-old’s international appearances for England came under interim head coach Lee Carsley in 2024.