International breaks are always a problem for a big club like Chelsea.

This past 10 days have seen Blues jetting off all around the world and sadly some have come back in worse shape than they left.The physio room has been busy this week and with Frank Lampard and plenty more on the injured list, this weekend's visit of Wolves might not be the simple task it looks on paper.

The Blues have come back slowly from the two previous international breaks this season.Defeat away to Villa and a late, late winner from Drogs at Stoke are a notch below the electric form displayed in going five points clear.

That said home advantage has been a huge bonus. Hull were the last opponents to score at the Bridge, and that was back in August. With Wolves having scored less than all bar three of the Premier League sides so far this year, that record may well stand beyond Saturday afternoon.

Rather than taking the very short odds on a Blues win, and shying away from the handicap markets that have served us well so far, the odds of Chelsea winning 1-0 make some appeal at 8.50 and Nicolas Anelka to follow up two fine performances for France by netting the first goal are also attractive at around 4.5.

188BET, the betting partner of Chelsea is the market leader in In-Play betting, offering markets on more than 3,000 games every month.The odds on this weekend's Premier League fixture are 1.18 Chelsea; 13.00 Wolves and 6.90 the draw.

Chelsea to win by three goals or more, with your stake back if they win by two are 1.97.

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