Chelsea manager Graham Potter is confident of winning the Premier League this season, despite the Blues' early exits from the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Chelsea are currently in 10th place in the Premier League with 29 points, and they are eager to get back on track and climb into the top six for European football qualification next season. Chelsea will face Borussia Dortmund in the UCL knockout stage, so Potter is likely to use his five new signings, led by Mudryk, Joao Felix, Madueke, Badiashile, Fofana, and Santos, in two lethal lineups:
In goal, Edouard Mendy will be protected by Ben Chilwell, Benoit Badiashile, Kalidou Koulibaly, and Reece James. Chelsea's midfield will be made up of Dennis Zakaria, Matteo Kovacic, and Mason Mount, while the attack will be made up of Mudryk Mykhaylo, Noni Madueke, and Kai Havertz.
Chelsea's Team B killer XI will be led by goalkeeper Kepa Arizabalaga and defended by Marc Cucurella, Thiago Silva, Wesley Fofana, and Cezar Azipilicueta.
Chelsea's midfield will include Raheem Sterling, Hakim Ziyech, Jorginho, and Ngolo Kante, while the attack will include Joao Felix and Pierre Emerick Aubameyang as center forward.
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ARSENAL LEAGUE MEETINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT TO FA CUP MATCH, SAYS GUARDIOLA
Pep Guardiola insists Friday's FA Cup tie against Arsenal will have little effect on the sides' upcoming Premier League clashes.
City host Mikel Arteta's side in the fourth round of the prestigious tournament on Friday, with two club matches set to take place before the end of April.
We've won six of our seven Arsenal games since Arteta left Man City for north London, with the only loss coming in the 2019/20 FA Cup semi-final.
Many believe league meetings will go a long way to determining this year's Premier League winners, but Guardiola doesn't believe the outcome of Friday's game will be a significant factor in those games. there.
“We can win the game much, much, much worse than them, or we can lose a lot better than them,” he said. “At Emirates it will be different and different [at home in the league]. Of course tomorrow we play and see what they do and see what we do.
"I'm pretty sure that in the second game we will change something, the players or the way we play. Maybe they will do something that we don't expect or we will do something. which they didn't. didn't expect."
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