Chelsea players are spread through all corners of the world for World Cup Qualifying. What are the biggest matches they'll be involved in?
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Chelsea completely dominated Burnley yet earned just a point. It was very much two points dropped as Burnley did what they had to do.
It's long been a dream of The Pride of London to see Ross Barkley play as a false nine for Chelsea. Thomas Tuchel finally granted that wish, sort of.
Gareth Southgate hasn't called up Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi with the winger instead snubbing all callups to stay at Chelsea. It's the right call.
The coming international break may force Thomas Tuchel's hand more than most. Burnley is beatable, but Tuchel may have to pick an XI with the break in mind.
Former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte is taking one for the team by taking charge of a team doomed for disaster under him tenure.
Norwich ticked a lot of boxes for Billy Gilmour, but the club has retreated in to itself and Chelsea will be left holding the bag for them.
Fullbacks have evolved more than any other position. Chelsea's understood that change better than most with their development and acquisition of players.
Chelsea is winning with some good scorelines again, but it is less about solving the attacking issues and more about going back to what worked before.
Conor Gallagher is excelling at Crystal Palace. He is making his case for not just a Chelsea first team role next season, but a starting role.
Chelsea didn't have a pretty opening against Newcastle, but they turned it on in the second half to win 3-0 quite comfortably.
This is a bad time for the injuries to be piling up at Chelsea. If they are bad now before winter hits, things may only get worse.
Suddenly, Kepa Arrizabalaga looks better than he ever has at Chelsea. He's become proof that there is always a corner to turn in this game.
While he's had good moments at Chelsea, overall Hakim Ziyech simply hasn't justified the high risk, high reward gamble of his transfer.
Chelsea has to start making moves in preparation for January because other circumstances are going to force their hand in one way or another.
Chelsea has 17 goal scorers this season with everyone contributing. Is that an indication of future success and what of assists and total goal involvement?
What is the Chelsea way? It's simple and ruthless and that's likely why the Blues have been able to stay above water even during the bad spells.
A heavily rotated Chelsea team looked like what it was as the Blues needed penalties to get past Southampton. What happened?