Graham Potter practically laughed off suggestions of pressure at Chelsea after the Blues lost to Brighton 4-1 on Saturday. It was the first loss for Potter as the manager at Stamford Bridge but also came after disappointing back-to-back draws against Manchester United and Brentford in the league.
After 10 games, Potter has six wins, five clean sheets and has moved the squad from a position of Champions League insecurity to group winners with a game to spare, but the form of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League and extra European challengers has seen increased scrutiny on league form.
Potter is preparing his team to face Dinamo Zagreb in the final Champions League group stage game but also has one eye on the visit of league leaders Arsenal on Sunday.
