Chelsea returns to the Premier League on Sunday afternoon when she welcomes Ipswich Town in Stamford Bridge.
The blues were anything but convincing in the recent excursions of the Premier League, but were 3-0 with 3-0 winners during their quarter-final in the first leg with Legia Warsaw on Thursday evening at Legia Warsaw. A moral result should help you bring a championship IPSWICH to the sword this weekend.
Enzo Maresca made significant changes to his starting line -up in Warsaw after turning against Brentford last weekend, but the Italian was supposed to return to a more well -known XI for Ipswich’s visit.
This is how Chelsea could align.
GK: Robert Sanchez – Filip Jorgensen did not go wrong during his excursion on Thursday evening, but Sanchez will probably be restored to the starting line -up against Ipswich. The Spaniard has made some decisive parades in the past few weeks.
RB: Malo Gusto – Chelsea has held three consecutive clean leaves and Gusto has started all three clashes. With Reece James at almost an hour a week, the skipper could be rested on Sunday in favor of his French club colleague.
CB: Trevoh Chalobah – CHALOBAH enjoyed the evening during the week, even though he went on to Poland and is triggered for a fight with Chelsea Transfer Target Liam Delap, which promotes the goals.
CB: Levi Colwill – Colill played next to Delap during her English youth days and was able to call him teammates again next season. For the time being, he is commissioned to fell the high -towering striker.
LB: Marc Cucurella – Cucurella impressed by the bank on Thursday evening and, after some striking performance in the past few weeks, appears in a confident atmosphere on Sunday.
DM: Moises Caicedo – The Ecuador International is rarely rested for club or country, but was not needed against Legia. He will feel the advantage on Sunday against an Ipswich team that probably causes too many problems for him.
DM: Enzo Fernandez – Fernandez ‘Creative Funke has been in the past few weeks in the past few weeks and the midfielder will contribute to the last third against Ipswich’s deep defense.
RW: Noni Madueke – Chelseas Game Chang from the week of the week, Madueke, was in the double in Poland when he scored his first goals since his return of injuries.
Am: Cole Palmer – There were fears about Palmer’s fitness when he was withdrawn against Legia at halftime, but Maresca lifted all concerns after the change was given.
LW: Pedro Neto – Neto is six games without a destination or assist for club or country and Chelsea needs the explosive Portuguese to rediscover his mojo in the last weeks of the season.
ST: Nicolas Jackson – Christopher Nkunkus penalty On Thursday, Jackson’s importance of this Chelsea team has further emphasized. The Senegalese brings an urgently needed speed and energy into the forward line.