Chelsea welcomes Brighton in the 32nd round of the English Premiership at Stanford Bridge. Chelsea is fifth on the table, a place that leads them to the Europa League, but it is certain that Tuchel will look for the best possible placement at the end of the season from fifth place. This season, in 31 matches played, they have scored 50 goals and conceded 31 goals, at home 15 matches played, 26 points won, 27 goals scored and 16 goals conceded. Chelsea's manager is expected to make some changes from the side that featured against Manchester City, with Edouard Mendy, Christian Pulisic, Kai Havertz, Marcos Alonso, and Callum Hudson-Odoi potentially all coming in.

Brighton, as in the past and these in the fight for survival, are currently two places above the relegation zone with 6 points more than Fulham, which is the first in the relegation zone, they have a goal difference of 33:38 in 31 games played this season 15 matches and won 19 points, with a goal difference of 17:19. For the away team, Tariq Lamptey and Solly March will again be unavailable because of injury, while Florin Andone and Percy Tau remain doubts. Aaron Connolly has been facing a foot problem and is still a doubt - the 21-year-old is unlikely to start. Dan Burn and Adam Webster are both fit following spells on the sidelines.

The two teams have met a total of 8 times in history, Brighton has never won against Chelsea- London Blues have celebrated 6 times and there have been 2 draws. This season, they met at the opening of the same in the first round, Chelsea celebrated away with 3: 1. Chelsea gave Brighton at least one goal in each match, and in each match, Chelsea was the first to shake the net! I wrote about Chelsea in some past analyzes, under Tuchel this Chelsea is very powerful, three days ago they knocked City out of the cup and qualified for the finals, and probably because of that the odds are a bit higher for them now, but I also think that if Chelsea enters this match with high confidence between players, which should lead them to win this game.