Lost Wolves get a hiding

RUDDERLESS BOTTOM CLUB ARE SHREDDED BY ENZO'S CLIMBERS

- BY RYAN TAYLOR

CHELSEA turned on the style to inflict more misery upon Wolves whilst also creating more homework for Rob Edwards.

The only positive for the Premier League's basement boys - the only side still yet to win a game in England's top four divisions this season - is that things can surely only get better.

Middlesbrough boss Edwards controversial return to Molineux is now on the home stretch.

And, if he was watching the events that unfolded at Stamford Bridge, it was abundantly clear he has plenty to get his teeth stuck into.

Chelsea were heavily scrutinised after drawing 2-2 at Qarabag in midweek but they blew away the cobwebs with a second-half onslaught as goals from Malo Gusto, Joao Pedro and Pedro Neto fired the Blues up to second place in the Premier League.

Given Wolves have not won in the top flight since beating Leicester City 3-0 on April 26, interim boss James Collins was already facing a thankless task following last week's sacking of Vitor Pereira.