Chelsea will be looking to make it two wins on the bounce in all competitions with victory over AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night. Conor Gallagher's late curling effort against former club Crystal Palace earned the Blues a hard-fought three points at Selhurst Park on Saturday and Graham Potter will be hoping that his new team will continue in that vein against the Serie A giants.
Victory over The Eagles was Potter's first win as Blues head coach. The Englishman has coached Chelsea in just two competitive games since joining the club, but he doesn't boast a 100% record, having drawn at home to Red Bull Salzburg last month. A point in that game meant that Chelsea slipped to bottom of Group E, whilst Milan are in better form in the Champions League.
The Rossoneri are top of the group following a comfortable win over Dinamo Zagreb, but if Potter's outfit do manage to put things right on matchday 3, they will go level on points with the current group leaders.
