Graham Potter will be eager to pick up the first win of his Chelsea tenure as Crystal Palace host the Blues at Selhurst Park. The former Brighton and Hove Albion boss will undoubtedly receive a hostile reception at the home of the Eagles, though he'll be hoping the west Londoners can spare his blushes.
Chelsea currently sit seventh in the Premier League on 10 points and remain some way from the Champions League qualification places, let alone rivals Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal who sit in third and first respectively. The international break will have given Potter some time to not only assess the performances of his players away with their countries but, also work closely with the players who stayed at Cobham training ground.
One of whom was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who is yet to find the net for Chelsea since joining from Barcelona on deadline day. But, even if the striker impressed, Armando Broja seems to have done enough to finally warrant a start...
