Wolves made it four straight wins and handed Tottenham Hotspur another embarrassing defeat on Sunday, as Vitor Pereira's side scored early (and late) and often (and easily) in a 4-2 victory.

The concerning statistics do not stop there for Spurs, as the Lilywhites are now facing a side on the joint-longest winning streak in the Premier League; Wolves, Aston Villa and Newcastle United are the only three teams to have won each of their last three games in the division.

Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur with pressure ratcheting up in their push to seal a finish in the Premier League top four (or five) that will get them back into the UEFA Champions League next season. The race for qualification is tight, with just five points separating fourth-place Chelsea from Bournemouth in tenth.