Chelsea host London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in the biggest Premier League bout of the weekend on Saturday, with Champions League qualification firmly on the line for these two
powerhouses.
Jose Mourinho enjoyed great success across two spells at Stamford Bridge, but now returns to his former stomping ground looking to overtake his former employers in the standings and
snatch fourth place from the Blues’ grasp.
In the opposite corner stands his former midfield general, Frank Lampard, whose first season in West London is in danger of slipping away from him.
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The Blues are without a win in four matches, and haven’t gone this many games without taking three points since late 2012, when they went seven games without a victory.