Graham Potter once again looks to get his Chelsea career back on track when the Blues head across London to take on Antonio Conte's Spurs side. The west London side are 11 points behind the Lilywhites who currently lie in fourth position in the Premier League, and have a lot to prove after defeat to Southampton.
Chelsea do not make a habit of losing to Spurs and have not done so since 2018. Potter has few supporters left in his corner and allowing the club's London rivals to collect three points would only increase the calls for the 47-year-old to be relieved of his duties.
A strong performance with 90 minutes of intensity would at least provide a positive start for the Blues to take hold off and three points would go even further. The Blues will certainly have to produce a more accomplished Premier League performance than they have for a number of weekes.
