It's been a great week for Chelsea all in all. Three points at the weekend in a convincing performance against Wolves, coupled with an impressive display to win in Milan. Graham Potter will be delighted.
The matches continue to come thick and fast for the Blues, with a trip to the Midlands to face Aston Villa on Sunday. It's the fifth game of October, where Chelsea are scheduled to play 10 times. So at the halfway point, it's all looking good for Potter and his squad.
The final five matches of the month are arguably more difficult for Chelsea, though. The Blues face four away trips to Villa, Brentford, Red Bull Salzburg and Brighton, while their home match is against Manchester United, who have shown glimpses of brilliance under Erik ten Hag.
