In less than four days' time, Chelsea will be back in competitive football action. The Blues welcome Bournemouth to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening in what is a crucial match for the hosts.
Going into the game, Chelsea are eight points adrift of fourth-place and Graham Potter knows his side will need to seriously turn their form around if they are to finish in the top four. After six-and-a-half-weeks of no club football, nobody is expecting miracles straight away from the players, but Chelsea go into the match as big favourites.
Chelsea have been putting in their final preparations ahead of the visit of the Cherries. The first-team squad took part in training at Cobham on Friday, bar a few injured or absent players.
