Frank Lampard could well make a host of changes to his Chelsea side that were beaten at Real Madrid when Brighton & Hove Albion come to Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
After a gruelling 90-plus minutes on Wednesday night as the Blues were given the runaround by Los Blancos, Lampard may take the opportunity to rest a few players when his side welcome the Seagulls to west London. The Premier League is effectively done now for Chelsea, who have virtually nothing to play for other than pride so it presents a chance to rest a few players.
However, Lampard is still awaiting his first win since returning to the club as interim boss until the end of the season so he will want to put a side out he is confident can beat Brighton. It will be far from an easy task, though, with the high-flying Seagulls chasing a spot in this season's top-four.
