How should Chelsea line up against Everton to get season back on track?
· Yahoo Sports
It’s not getting any easier for Chelsea; in fact, it may be getting harder as we head up to Merseyside this weekend. Goodison away is never an easy place to play, and right now, it might be downright intimidating.
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The Toffees’ record in their fancy new digs at Hill Dickinson is even worse than Chelsea’s record at the Bridge this season, having won just 5 of their 15 home league games so far. But they will surely be looking at Chelsea as just what the doctor ordered.
Liam Rosenior is aware that the horrific results of the last ten days could very easily derail the rest of the season as well, if the team don’t respond to these major setbacks. We do have an international break coming up after this game for a welcome respite from all this angst, but it sure would be nicer to head into that break on the back of a win. Given the strength of our remaining schedule, we’re going to have to work hard to pick up a few points here or there, let alone collect enough to finish top-five.
The Enzo drama adds yet another point of distraction, to go along with the various new injuries like Reece James and Trevoh Chalobah. Both are set to miss several weeks and at best will only return for the final few weeks of the season. Malo Gusto (and Benoît Badiashile) missed out midweek with illness; hopefully they’re recovered and can be available for selection. Filip Jörgensen was sent off to get some surgery to keep as far away as possible from the pitch.
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