CHELSEA are set to be forced into a makeshift starting XI when they take on Wolves tonight, with star man Cole Palmer set to miss out through injury. The Blues have been hit by a wave of injuries

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Cole Palmer injury latest, confirmed team news and predicted lineup for Premier League - Blues sweating on several new fitness doubts including Enzo Fernandez, Romeo Lavia and Levi Colwill

CHELSEA are hosting Wolves at Stamford Bridge for a huge Premier League clash on RIGHT NOW! The Blues are winless in five Premier League matches and find themselves outside the top four ahead of

The big news is Cole Palmer is fit to start after his ankle knock in the draw with Bournemouth, while Reece James is also in the lineup after rescuing a point from the bench against the Cherries. There's also a first league for the club for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall,

Blues also have concerns over Enzo Fernandez, Romeo Lavia and Levi Colwill ahead of Monday night game in Premier League

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Cole Palmer is an injury doubt for Chelsea's Premier League game with Wolves on Monday evening after picking up a knock during the draw with Bournemouth

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Can Chelsea reheat their outside chance of a title challenge, or will Wolves revive their bid to snuff out risk of relegation early?