Chelsea have the perfect match before a huge London derby clash against Arsenal on Sunday. Their final Champions League group stage fixture - a home match against Dinamo Zagreb - has nothing riding on it for the Blues, and Graham Potter has the chance to rest and rotate.
Although he decided against saying that it would be a game for the kids, it would be a surprise to see Chelsea line-up with anything close to a full-strength starting XI against the Croatian Champions.
In a full reversal of where Chelsea were left after losing the opening game to the same opponents, Potter's men are now through and confirmed as group winners with a game to spare. Since his arrival, only RB Salzburg have scored or taken points off him in the Champions League.
