Chelsea continues his charges for the qualification of the Champions League when they visit the local rival Brentford in the Premier League on Sunday.
The victory over another London opponent, Tottenham Hotspur, drove them back to fourth place after the winnings of competitors Newcastle United and Manchester City. Chelsea guarantee another three points against Brentford the next weekend in the Champions League places.
The blues greeted a trio of key strikers during the triumph via Spurs, but for the trip to the GTECH community stadium are still without several first teams.
So Enzo Maresca Chelsea was able to set up on Sunday.
GK: Robert Sanchez – The Spaniard was often criticized for mistakes and generally of below-average displays this season, but earned a clean sheet late on Thursday after a fantastic parade animal by Heung-Min son.
RB: Reece James – The club captain was only used by the bank against Spurs when Chelsea continues to manage its minutes. However, he was able to return to the XI instead of Malo Gusto on Sunday instead of Malo Gusto.
CB: Tosin Adarabioyo – Trevoh Chalobah achieved an impressive achievement to keep Dominic Solanke quietly during the week, but Adarabioyo was able to return to the line -up, with the games getting fat and quick.
CB: Levi Colwill – The English international trumps against compatriot Solanke, but provides for himself on Sunday in the clever and minutive Yoane Wissa by Yoane Wissa. Wesley Fofana’s injury awaits Colwill even more expectation to lead the backline.
LB: Marc Cucurella – Cucurella was a key member of Chelseas Stern Defense Mid in Week, but his defensive references are tested by the tireless Bryan Mbumo. The Cameroon International has six target contributions in seven games against the blues.
DM: Moises Caicedo – Caicedo’s main responsibility will tied up the lively Mikkel Damsgaard. The Brentford star will return to the starting line -up and this season will make ten templates in the Premier League.
DM: Enzo Fernandez – Chelsea’s Match winner from Chelsea has been in an impressive form in the past few weeks and rediscovered his attacking Mojo at the perfect time. He could be more different again this weekend.
RW: Noni Madueke – Another lag of Jadon Sancho means that the returnee Madueke should return to the lineup after his recent injury. He made a cameo from the bank against Spurs.
Am: Cole Palmer – Things have been surprisingly difficult for Chelsea’s Talisman recently, but the Stamford Bridge believers recalled his immense talent on Thursday. If it is in shape, he can fire the blues on its own.
LW: Pedro Neto – Neto can move onto the left side to record Maduekes expected comeback on Sunday. The Portuguese will strive to return to its relentless best.
ST: Nicolas Jackson – Jackson’s return was welcomed against Spurs and he offered a largely encouraging exhibition. He will aim to return to the goals as soon as possible.