Chelsea will be looking to put their recent Stamford Bridge woes behind them as they host London rivals West Ham in the Premier League this afternoon.
The Blues have lost three successive home matches, hammered 4-1 by Brentford in a west London derby before losing to Real Madrid in the home leg of their Champions League quarter-final and then going down 4-2 to Arsenal on Wednesday evening.
Thomas Tuchel laid down the law to his players in talks after that fixture and will be looking for a response against the Hammers, whose backline has been decimated by injuries at centre-back.
David Moyes will have to shuffle his pack and understandably will have half-an-eye on Thursday evening, when his side take on German side Eintracht Frankfurt in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final.
