Chelsea are hoping to finish their first association twofold over Arsenal starting around 2015-16, following their 2-0 triumph at the Emirates recently.
Arsenal won this precise installation 1-0 last season graciousness of Emile Smith Rowe's second-at any point association goal for the club. The Gunners haven't won consecutive away association games against Chelsea since September 1997.
Arsenal are unbeaten in their last 11 midweek (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) association gatherings with Chelsea (W5 D6), since a 2-1 home misfortune in December 1974.
Chelsea have lost their last two home games in all rivalries (1-4 v Brentford, 1-3 v Real Madrid), as numerous as they had in their past 27 at Stamford Bridge (W17 D8). The Blues haven't lost three sequential home games since November 1993, the third round of which was a 2-0 misfortune to Arsenal.
Chelsea lost 4-1 against Brentford in the Premier League last break at Stamford Bridge - they've not lost back to back home London derbies since March/October 1999, with the subsequent game being a 3-2 misfortune to Arsenal because of Kanu's late full go-around.
Arsenal have lost their last two away association London derbies, going down 2-0 at Brentford and 3-0 at Crystal Palace. They last lost three in succession in April 2017, while they've never lost three in succession without scoring a solitary goal previously.
Arsenal have lost every one of their last three Premier League games, their third run of three straight association routs in their three seasons under Mikel Arteta. The Gunners haven't lost four back to back association games since March 1995 under Stewart Houston.
Timo Werner got two times in Chelsea's 6-0 triumph against Southampton last break, having scored recently two times in his past 27 appearances in the Premier League. Just once has the German scored in successive Premier League games previously, doing as such in November 2020.
Assuming Mason Mount plays, it will be his 100th Premier League appearance for Chelsea. With 23 goals and 18 helps, he's been associated with additional goals than some other English player in their initial 100 Premier League games for the Blues (41).
At 37 years and 210 days upon the arrival of this game, Thiago Silva would be the most established outfield player to at any point play for Chelsea in the Premier League. The past most established was Graham Rix (37 years 203 days), whose appearance likewise came against Arsenal in a 2-1 triumph in May 1995.
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