Chelsea will be hoping to continue their recent run of good form on Tuesday night when they face AC Milan in the Champions League.
A victory could be a massive result for Chelsea against the reigning Italian Champions, with the Blues currently sitting third in one of the tightest groups in the Champions League. Only two points separate top from bottom in Group E, and a win could take Graham Potter's side top.
After drawing his first game in charge, Potter has led Chelsea to three straight wins, the latest a 3-0 win over Wolves in the Premier League. The Blues also emerged winners in the reverse fixture against Milan last week, beating the Rossoneri 3-0 at Stamford Bridge.