Stamford Bridge

Two clubs used to battling at the top of the Premier League table have severely underachieved domestically this season as Chelsea host Manchester City on Saturday evening.

Chelsea welcome fellow Premier League strugglers Manchester United to Stamford Bridge on Sunday with both clubs severely underachieving this season and a victory in this tie could give either side a much needed boost.

Rejuvenated Chelsea welcome Everton to Stamford Bridge on Saturday as Guus Hiddink has breathed a fresh sense of hope into the Chelsea camp. Everton have recorded back-to-back home Cup wins against Manchester City and Dagenham & Redbridge respectively.

Chelsea are going through their worst period in recent era and no one knows what's wrong with them.

Jose Mourinho will have been content with a 0-0 at Tottenham but wouldn’t have been content with the behaviour of Diego Costa on Sunday. Mourinho now prepares his side to host Bournemouth on Saturday evening.

15th placed Chelsea take on 9th placed Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday 31st of October 2015.

After securing their first win of the season at The Hawthorns last weekend, will Chelsea extend their positive streak when they host Crystal Palace on Saturday?

After the FA Community Shield upset last Sunday, will Chelsea be able to lift their head and overcome Swansea in their first match of the season next weekend?