Chelsea welcome Arsenal to Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon looking to wipe last weekend's 4-1 thrashing at Brighton out of the memory. They face an Arsenal side enjoying their best start to a season under Mikel Arteta at the top of the Premier League table.
The two sides have been handed the most hectic schedules across the league with European fixtures taking place more consistently than a regular campaign. With the World Cup taking place this month, the pair have played 18 games between them already with their entry to the EFL Cup and FA Cup still to come.
Graham Potter's men will come into the contest at the weekend with three days of rest after they concluded their Champions League group with a 2-1 win over Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday night. Arsenal have one less day than their rivals to prepare for Sunday's clash after they ensured they finished top of their Europa League group with a 1-0 victory over FC Zurich on Thursday.
