Graham Potter is facing up to a manic six-week run of games before the World Cup as he looks to kickstart Chelsea's season.
The Englishman was appointed to replace Thomas Tuchel three weeks ago, with the Blues sitting seventh in the Premier League table, behind even newly-promoted Fulham. So far, he has only taken charge of a solitary Champions League game, with his first top-flight match coming on Saturday against Crystal Palace.
That trip to Selhurst Park is the start of a hectic run of 13 games before the World Cup kicks off in Qatar. Here, Mirror Football breaks down their schedule to see how Potter may fare in solving the problems that have plagued the start of Chelsea's season.