Chelsea will be keen to end their season on a high in front of their fans when they welcome Watford to Stamford Bridge on Sunday. However, they have nothing to play for with Thursday’s 1-1 draw against Leicester all but securing third place in the Premier League.
The Blues are three points clear of fourth-placed Tottenham with a far superior goal difference. And Watford only have pride to play for with relegation to the Championship confirmed weeks ago.
Home form has been a concern for Thomas Tuchel’s side with the club only winning eight of their 18 top flight matches in west London ahead of the clash with the Hornets. And it’s an issue the former PSG boss is keen to address going into next season.
