Chelsea’s 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace still keeps them seven points above Tottenham, who sit in the second place, but considering they play Manchester City in less than four days, the end of the season may have some surprises for us in store.
This week will be massive for Chelsea as well as Tottenham, who sit in the second place. If Mauricio Pochettino’s men win against Swansea (Wednesday) and Watford (Saturday) and Chelsea lose against Manchester City on Wednesday, there would be only one point between the two teams when the Blues take on Bournemouth on Saturday.