Chelsea are yet to win in Frank Lampard's second stint at Stamford Bridge in all competitions and have only picked up two wins in 11 league matches but will be looking to break that poor run of form starting with welcoming Brighton & Hove Albion. The Blues will be keen to finish the season on a high but after losing to Real Madrid in the first-leg of their Champions League, they are close to ending the season with nothing to show for next season.
The bookies cannot split the two teams together with both sides going into this match at 13/8 to win the match after 90 minutes while a draw is 12/5 with Betfred. The Blues have not lost a single match at home to the Seagulls and have conceded just once in their last seven meetings at Stamford Bridge - which was from Danny Welbeck in last season's draw.
For the Albion, their outside chance of challenging Champions League were thrown out the window when they controversially lost to Tottenham Hotspur last week which saw Howard Webb apologise after referee Stuart Attwell and VAR failed to award the Albion a penalty after Kaoru Mitoma was fouled inside the box.
