Update : Timo Werner snub, Trevoh Chalobah in: Three changes Thomas Tuchel may make for Chelsea vs Wolves (a must win game for Chelsea )

Thomas Tuchel stormed across the 

Goodison Park pitch on Sunday afternoon 

and straight back to the away dressing

 room. Who could blame him? The German

 had just seen a poor display from his 

Chelsea side as they were beaten 1-0 

to relegation-threatened Everton.

It was also a surprisingly quick entrance

 to the media room at Goodison as 

well, where Tuchel addressed the post

-match press, with an understandable

 stern look on his face. "Very 

disappointed," Tuchel bluntly explained.

"We knew what was coming and 

like in the last matches, we struggled 

to have clean sheets. In the last four matches

, we have one clean sheet against West 

Ham, and it is the only win we have.

 So, very disappointed."

It was once again the defensive play

 that let Chelsea down. Of course, the 

attacking play was very poor as well, 

but the defending is the key component

 that needs to be right before anything else.

Saturday afternoon sees Wolves come 

to Stamford Bridge, with the Blues having

 a rare six days off by the time the match 

kicks off. Wolves effectively have nothing

 to play for, with Bruno Lage's team sitting

 comfortably in eighth place in the

 Premier League table.

This could go one of two ways. Wolves 

could play freely, knowing there is no pressure

 on them and enjoy themselves at Stamford

 Bridge. Alternatively, Chelsea, who still

 have to secure a space in this season's 

top four, could want it more than their

 opponents.

Tuchel has plenty of decisions to make

 in terms of personnel when it comes to 

Saturday. His whole squad have had 

a bit of a rest, which in relative terms, 

will have felt like a huge amount of time

 off. With this being said, football.london 

takes a look at three changes Tuchel 

could consider making to his XI 

against Wolves.

Chalobah to be recalled

Trevoh Chalobah hasn't started for Chelsea

 since their 1-0 victory against West 

Ham United. In fact, that was the 22-

year-old defender's only start in the 

last six Premier League games. 

Coincidence or not that it was a clean sheet?

Chalobah has played the majority of 

his games for Chelsea this season on 

the right-hand side of a back-three. 

Cesar Azpilicueta was the man who 

occupied said position on Sunday against

 Everton and he was the man at fault 

for Richarlison's goal.

The Cobham graduate has been dependable

 virtually every time he's put on the 

Chelsea colours this season - in, by the

 way, his breakout campaign in the 

senior side. It's a no-brainer to recall 

the defender on Saturday.

Kovacic in for Jorginho

Jorginho endured a tough first-half 

against Everton on Sunday, as virtually

 every one of the Chelsea XI did. The 

Italian was replaced at half-time, with

 Tuchel confirming after the game that 

the midfielder had picked up an injury.

Mateo Kovacic was the man chosen 

to replace him, with the Croatian returning

 from an injury he suffered in last 

month's FA Cup semi-final win over 

Crystal Palace. It was a difficult 45 

minutes for Kovacic to make his return

 in, with a hostile home crowd vying 

for their team. The game was also very

 scrappy and it restricted what 

Kovacic could do.

The Croatia international has been 

Chelsea's best midfielder this season 

and despite an out-of-sorts display at 

Everton, he should be one of the first 

names on Tuchel's team sheet against

 Wolves at the weekend. Kovacic 

alongside Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who 

deserves to keep his spot in the XI 

after his impressive performance Godison

 a few days ago.

Werner back on the bench

Timo Werner went on a mini hot

 streak last month. The German forward

 was finally showing glimpses of what

 Chelsea thought they were buying 

from RB Leipzig in the summer of 

2020 after scoring four goals in as 

many games in all competitions.

However, the 26-year-old is now 

goalless in his last three matches and

 has looked pretty poor in those matches

 as well. Werner was nowhere to be seen

 against Everton when Chelsea needed

 an attacking outlet to sustain the 

immense pressure from the hosts on 

Merseyside.

The front three of Werner, Kai Havertz 

and Mason Mount have been a staple 

of Tuchel's team recently, but that could

 change on Saturday. Christian 

Pulisic hasn't been at his best recently

 with the odd cameo performance, but

 the American could come back into 

the side to face Wolves.

Pulisic's father, Mark, posted a tweet 

following the Everton game, although 

it has since been deleted. The Twitter 

post pointed out his son's frustration 

with the lack of game time he's had 

recently at Chelsea but also stated his 

love of the club and London as a whole

. His father may get his wish on Saturday

 if Werner is indeed dropped down

 to the bench.