Chelsea face Arsenal on Tuesday night with Frank Lampard still looking for the first win of his second tenure in the Stamford Bridge dugout.
It couldn’t have gone any worse for the Blues legend since replacing Graham Potter - losing all five games he has taken charge of. It all means Chelsea are now facing the prospect of finishing outside of the top half for the first time in almost 30 years.
And although they have little to play for, they will have a massive say in the destination of the Premier League title. The Gunners host Chelsea looking to go back to the top of the table after Manchester City leapfrogged them at the weekend.