Chelsea Women have travelled to the French champions, OL Lyonnes, in the Women's Champions League, after Sunday's hard-earned 1-0 win over Arsenal.
Lauren James is the biggest change, with the forward not fully fit for the Arsenal game. Sjoeke Nüsken replaces her, while Veerle Buurman also comes into the starting XI in place of Katie McCabe.
Neither change looks like a gamble born of necessity, it reads more like a manager rotating smartly with a squad that still has plenty to play for across multiple competitions this season.
A win here in France will lay down a serious marker to the rest of the Champions League opponents as they quest for that elusive trophy fans and players all want.
The fixture is loaded with subplots: Sonia Bompastor returning to take on Lyon, the club she guided to Champions League glory before making the move to Stamford Bridge.
The bigger story, though, belongs to Lexi Potter. The Chelsea academy graduate starts once again alongside Keira Walsh in midfield, continuing a run of form that's impossible to ignore.
Her performance against Arsenal earned the headlines, and it earned her something far bigger on Tuesday: a first call-up to the senior England squad. For a player developed through Chelsea's own pathway, that's the kind of story the club will want to shout about, proof that the academy production line is still delivering at the very top level.
There is also an added emotional element to Chelsea taking on Lyon. Lucy Bronze, Kadeisha Buchanan, Ellie Carpenter and Melvine Malard all face their former side, making this a particularly significant occasion for the quartet.
All four will know the surroundings and opposition well, which could add another layer of motivation as they look to make an impression against their old club.
Overall, the selection suggests Bompastor is rotating her squad with confidence rather than simply trying to manage the occasion. She has shown faith in less regular starters and a promising academy player to step up on a difficult European night against her former employers.
Chelsea: Hampton, Carpenter, Bronze (c), Buchanan, Buurman, Walsh, Potter, Kaptein, Nusken, Thompson, Malard
Chelsea substitutes: Peng, Spencer, Pelz, Bjorn, Las, Dragoni, Brown, Hamano, Baltimore, James, Beever-Jones
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