Thomas Tuchel has made two changes to his Chelsea side for this evening's Premier League clash against Leicester City at Stamford Bridge – the most high profile of which is N'Golo Kante returning to the starting XI for the first time since the draw against Manchester United.
There isn't a huge deal riding on tonight's contest, as Chelsea's place in the top four was secured on Monday night when Arsenal were defeated by Newcastle United. Third place does remain up for grabs, but a single point from the Blues' remaining two fixtures will be enough to see off a late challenge from Tottenham.
Ahead of the game, Tuchel suggested he could rotate his side for the visit of the Foxes. Instead, he has gone with a very strong starting XI. Edouard Mendy keeps his place in goal, and the back three is the same that kept a clean sheet in the FA Cup final against Liverpool: Trevoh Chalobah, Thiago Silva and Antonio Rudiger.
