Chelsea resumes her charge for a place in the Champions League next season with a London derby at home against Tottenham Hotspur.
The Blues will play their first match since the uninteresting defeat of 0 to 1 against Arsenal on the eve of the international break of March. Until now, it is from top to bottom for 2025 for the Enzo Maresca team, who must return to their first half of the season if they want to emerge on the right side of a very disputed fight for football of the Champions League in 2025-26.
The international break came at the ideal time for Chelsea, allowing the key parts of Cole Palmer, Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke to recover injury, they will all be available for the visit of Tottenham. The same cannot be said about Romeo Lavia, who confirmed that Maresca had another setback in what was a mandate in the grip of injury with the Blues for the Belgian international.
The Blues beat Tottenham 4-2 in the reverse match last December. With only nine games to play until the end of the Premier League season, each point is important for Chelsea in its quest to return to the largest European sport competition.
Here’s how Chelsea could line up against Tottenham to Stamford Bridge on April 3.
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GK: Robert Sánchez– Spanish has resumed the starting role between the sticks of Filip Jörgensen Band is his to lose until the end of the season.
RB: Reece James– The Chelsea captain made his long -awaited return expense in the national team of England.
CB: Wesley Fofana—The best performance in Chelsea this season came with Fofana in partnership Levi Colwill in the heart of La Défense.
CB: Levi Colwill—COLWILL will take its usual place at the center of La Défense.
LB: Marc Cucurella—Cucurella was one of the best chelsea players of the season.
CM: Milités Caicedo—The international equator continues to be irreplaceable in the Maresca system.
CM: Enzo Fernández“Fernández was brilliant during the international break for Argentina and hopes to translate this form at the club level.
RW: Noni Madueke—Madueke will appear since his injury against Brighton on Valentine’s Day.
AM: Cole Palmer—Aborn to have failed in international service, Palmer is back in full shape in the hope of returning to the form in front of the goal.
LW: Jadon Sancho—Sancho must take advantage of his remaining opportunities where he could be released in Chelsea.
ST: Nicolas Jackson– The Senegalese striker will return after having missed two months with an injury to the hamstrings.
