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Don't be surprised if Chelsea lose again to Wolves because the host can be a ferocious wolf at home while we know Chelsea is still not sure to win even if it's against Wolves, I won't take a big risk in betting this match and just want to watch without any bets because yesterday was quite disappointed with several teams whose results were unsatisfactory.

Wolves are a very strong team when playing at home, but they are also often inconsistent and if Chelsea suffers another defeat, of course no one will be surprised by this, Chelsea this season has still not found its best performance.
It's quite risky to bet on Chelsea winning, in fact I haven't done it since a few weeks ago, but in this match I won't miss placing a bet. Based on my previous analysis, I believe this match will end with many goals being scored, so I placed a bet on goal over but unfortunately up to the 30th minute no goals had been scored and the game between the two teams also tended to be quite careful without attacking each other.

I see your point about Wolves' unpredictability, especially at home. They've been a wild card all season, sometimes excelling and sometimes failing. Their instability makes them a tricky opponent. Chelsea seems inconsistent in a different way. They play better against harder opponents, which is intriguing. They seem driven by the challenge.

I understand your goal bet. Since both sides are playing it conservatively in the first half, I wouldnt be shocked if its goalless at halfway. Knowing Chelsea, they may improve in the second half. Like they need time to assess their opponents before committing. Im fascinated, but Im not betting yet.

I feel sterling and Jackson have a lot of blame for their poor performance at the frontline, they were clear chances that this players could score, but they missed those chances.

Buddy life can be funny at times. You have Jackson with 7 goals and still, he is being hated and blamed for today's game by his fans for not doing anything apart from these goals. And then you have Gabriel Jesus of Arsenal with 3 EPL goals and a large set of the Arsenal fan base genuinely is happy to have him in the team. What more do the fans want from these players? Jackson was tough on the pitch, he wasn't lucky today and that was not his fault. Sometimes we the fans should learn to appreciate this players for their effort.