Thomas Tuchel and his Chelsea side have impressed for the majority of the season in all competitions, with the Blues currently sat in third. They are almost a certainty now for a top-four finish, despite pressure from the likes of Arsenal.
It's not just the Premier League where the current European and world champions have business to attend to. Chelsea still have great chances to potentially defend their European crown and end their recent Wembley hoodoo. They face Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final, a carbon copy of last season's semi-final, while Crystal Palace stand in the Blues' way of consecutive appearances in back to back FA Cup finals.
But first, Tuchel will just be enjoying his rare time to unwind before thinking about the last stretch of this 2021/22 campaign that has really exploded for the club due to what has happened to Roman Abramovich off the field and the ownership race that has followed since. "There will be long walks in the forest around here [with my dog] which is beautiful," he said before the break.
