Chelsea Seek Redemption in League Cup Clash with WolvesThere is a peculiar tension about cup nights in English football, and tonight’s League Cup meeting between Chelsea and Wolves at Molineux has

There is only one destination for supporters in the United Kingdom. All fourth round matches are televised midweek and Sky Sports+ will broadcast the duel between Wolves and Chelsea. Paramount+ will be showing the fixture in the United States, while those in Canada have access viua fuboTV and DAZN.

The pressure continues to build on Wolves manager Vitor Pereira as his side prepare to host Chelsea in the EFL Cup fourth round on

The result moved Sunderland into second in the league table before other results came in, while the Blues are now ninth. Before that, Chelsea had been on a four-game winning streak that included thrashings of Nottingham Forest and Ajax, as well as victories over Premier League champions Liverpool and former boss Jose Mourinho’s Benfica.

Chelsea comes in as the clear favorite after a positive run of victories, including a resounding win in the Champions League. The London team will look to capitalize on their squad depth and high offensive capability (having scored 12 goals in their last five matches) to secure a spot in the quarterfinals, likely with some squad rotations.

Wolves host Chelsea in a crucial Carabao Cup fourth-round clash, with both teams seeking redemption after recent league losses. Rotation and pressure add intrigue to this all-Premier League showdown.

Wolves v Chelsea kicks off at 7.45pm GMT at Molineux tonight, Wednesday 29 October. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports+. Sky Sports subscribers can stream the action online via the Sky Sports website and app, or via Sky Go.

Pereira has lost his only previous meeting with Chelsea, but Wolves have a relatively strong recent record against the Blues. While they conceded nine across two defeats last season, they have won three of their last five clashes with the west London giants. They desperately need another positive result on Wednesday night.

Wolverhampton Wanderers and Chelsea are searching for redemption in the fourth round of the EFL Cup after both teams lost to late goals in the Premier League at the weekend. Chelsea have won two

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca gave straightforward, honest appraisals in his pre-match press conference looking ahead to Wednesday's Carabao Cup fourth-round tie at Wolves. When asked by BBC Sport, he said he does not think star forward Joao Pedro - without a goal in seven games - is a 20-goal-a-season striker.