Chelsea take on Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday as they look to continue a solid start to the Premier League season. The Blues have recorded four points from their opening two games of the season against Spurs and Everton and the draw with the Lilywhites appeared to suggest Thomas Tuchel's side were beginning to get up to speed.
The German coach has been will be available for the clash despite a pending one-match ban, and Chelsea will have fond memories of their last visit to west Yorkshire having come away 3-0 victors in May. A lot has changed at both clubs since that moment and each team has been active in the transfer market.
Leeds have seen key cogs in Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha depart the club but still managed to pick up a win and a draw in their first two Premier League games of the season. The Whites have backed Jesse Marsch, who is now settled in the Leeds hot seat, and broken their transfer record to land Brenden Aaronson, as well as a number of other players such as Luis Sinisterra.
