Chelsea manager Graham Potter is expecting the City Ground crowd to give his side a hard time when they take on Nottingham Forest on Sunday.
It's the first time since February 1999 that the Blues have travelled to the famous old stadium for a Premier League game, which they won 3-1 on that occasion. They've met five times in cup competition since then, all at Stamford Bridge, with the West London outfit winning each time.
Since the breakaway thirty years ago Forest have only scored three goals against Chelsea in the league, but Potter refuses to take the three points on offer for granted. He knows they won't have it easy playing away to a team fighting for survival.
