Chelsea secured a thrilling 4-3 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in a tense Carabao Cup clash at Molineux Stadium. The first half was particularly successful for the London side, who surged ahead with three goals, prompting home fans to chant "sacked in the morning" at Wolves' manager Vitor Pereira. Chelsea's goals came from Andrey Santos, Tyrique George, and Estevan with a stunning strike.

Despite being booed off at halftime, Wolves showed remarkable determination in the second half. Tolu Arokodare reduced the deficit with a precise shot, and David Moller Wolfe added a second, shaking Chelsea's confidence. Liam Delap was sent off shortly after coming on, and Jamie Gittens scored a brilliant goal into the top corner. Nevertheless, Moller Wolfe struck again, giving Wolves hope of an equalizer. Although they couldn't find a fourth goal, the home side was applauded by their supporters for their spirited performance.

Chelsea advanced to the quarter-finals of the competition. The match highlighted that despite a challenging start, Wolves are capable of strong performances and fighting until the final whistle. Chelsea, however, demonstrated the stability and experience needed to maintain their lead.

Expert Analysis: Chelsea's ability to withstand a second-half onslaught from Wolves underscores their resilience and tactical discipline. Meanwhile, Wolves' spirited comeback, despite the loss, suggests they have the potential to challenge top teams with their fighting spirit and attacking prowess.