With Champions League qualification sealed, it's back to the Premier League for Graham Potter and Chelsea. No doubt, some changes will be afoot.
The Blues head to the Amex Stadium to take on Brighton as their new head coach returns to familiar territory for the first time since taking the Stamford Bridge hotseat. The Seagulls have yet to win a game since Potter departed.
With a dead rubber in next week's European game, Potter is sure to go with a full strength team against Brighton however, albeit with some rotation to ensure the playing time of his squad is managed. Chelsea still have five matches to come before the break for the World Cup.
