Chelsea returns to the Premier League as she welcomes West London neighbor Fulham to Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Chelsea last won the first victory against West Ham United after a poor start to the new term against Crystal Palace as they soared a 5-1 victory. Excellent offensive performance with some protests defended the hammers, allowing them to avoid all threes.
The Blues’ goal is to make good times roll when they return to Stamford Bridge, although they must be cautious when addressing Fulham. It was last season, and Chelsea lost 2-1 on family soil last season as the Goats' night turnaround was amazing.
Chelsea can line up at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea faced London opponents for the third time in a row. /Mark Atkins/Getty Images
GK: Robert Sánchez –Sánchez has been criticized for failing to stop the lightning of Lucas Paquetá at the London Stadium, the force of the strike, and it is a harsh assessment. However, the Spaniards still do not exude confidence between sticks.
RB: Reece James-Enzo Maresca was very careful for several minutes after several seasons of injury setbacks. Malo Gusto starts at West Ham, but now it can be rotated.
CB: Trevoh Chalobah –Chalobah played Chelsea’s fifth goal at West Ham after Levi Colwill’s ACL Tear, and now appears to be the leading center pick for Maresca.
CB: Tosin adarabioyo-Wesley Fofana and Jorrel Hato are knocking on the door, but may have been waiting until Tosin does something guaranteed to replace.
LB: Marc Cucurella-Espanyol bounced off the close curve in his first goal contribution to West Ham this season, setting up João Pedro in Chelsea Blue's first Premier League match.
DM: Moisés Caicedo-Even Caicedo was one of West Ham's goals, instinctively scam home from a corner after Hermansen's mistake. He will expect a more stringent defensive task against Fulham.
DM: Enzo Fernández-Fernández added his double pivot partner to the score piece as he provided the final touch for the neat move. The Argentinian is a great box midfielder who will also reach his target on Saturday.
RW: Estêvão-The Brazilian teenager set a new Chelsea record at West Ham and won a match prize. You would imagine that he would only get better, too.
AM: João Pedro-Pedro scored a goal and two assists behind Liam Delap, filling the game for injured Cole Palmer. The Brazilian will be number 10 again after Enzo Maresca confirmed Palmer's clash with the Goats.
LW: Pedro Neto-Neto won the 93rd minute championship last season at Craven Cottage and has opened his account for the season.
ST: Liam DelapDelap was the beneficiary of Palmer's injury, and another began to put lasers on his focus on getting his first Premier League goal for Chelsea.
Reece James is probably the only change for Chelsea. / fotmob