Chelsea will be looking for their first win since March 11 on Tuesday evening as they make the short trip to north London to take on Premier League title-chasing Arsenal.
The Gunners have dropped valuable points recently as they go head-to-head with reigning champions Manchester City for the title but they still have a chance of winning the title for the first time in almost two decades. They welcome a Chelsea side that have been massively out of sorts this season and particularly in the last five games, where Frank Lampard has seen his team lose every single match.
Such form means there isn't too much to play for in the remaining games of the season but Lampard doesn't see it like that. The interim Chelsea head-coach wants the supporters to have at least something to cheer about during his short time at the club and winning against rivals Arsenal would certainly ensure that.
