Chelsea may have a secret advantage as they face Crystal Palace tomorrow in Graham Potter's first Premier League match in charge.
The game comes nearly one month after Chelsea last played - a 1-1 draw against RB Salzburg in the Champions League - and comes at a ground that hasn't been lucky for the new Blues boss, but he has a way to get around that.
Having played at Selhurst Park three times as Brighton manager Potter was unable to win any of the games, drawing all three 1-1. That itself follows a similar trend across his managerial career in which he is yet to beat the Eagles in six attempts but has only lost two of those.
