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After last weekend’s win, Chelsea will be looking to make it two in a row in Premier League play.
Chelsea FC make the short trip across London tomorrow afternoon as they visit West Ham United. Slaven Bilic’s side are flying high after a good start and will undoubtedly pose a threat to a still vulnerable Blues outfit.
Despite Jose Mourinho’s men making a horror start to the 2015/16 campaign, they have not lost since the last international break. Admittedly they have only played two games in that period (with one resulting in a draw) but both outcomes could be regarded as decent.
Aston Villa were toothless as Tim Sherwood’s seemingly directionless men lacked…erm…direction. Chelsea were able to cruise to a two goal victory and treated Asmir Begovic to a deserved clean sheet in the process. Frankly, anything other than three points would have plunged the club into unimaginable turmoil.
Tuesday saw the Blues earn a tough point in a hostile Ukrainian environment. Many may claim that Chelsea should have defeated Dynamo Kiev, but with two out of their remaining three group fixtures at Stamford Bridge, a draw was enough.
Now, they look to maintain this unbeaten run as they travel to Upton Park. West Ham currently lie in 4th position and will be confident of getting a result, so Mourinho’s team selection will be interesting.
So let’s try and predict it then, shall we?
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