Chelsea return to action this weekend when they welcome a Manchester United side full of confidence following their mid-week victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Graham Potter's side are currently one point ahead of United after their goalless draw with Brentford on Wednesday.
The Blues remain undefeated under Potter since his arrival in September, winning five games. However, similar problems repeated themselves in the week as they lacked the clinical touch to break down a stubborn Brentford defence.
Saturday provides a tough test against Erik ten Hag's men, who themselves are enjoying a five-game unbeaten run. Since the 6-3 Manchester derby defeat, the Red Devils have defeated Omonia, Everton and Spurs to drag themselves into the top four race.
