Chelsea are still in the hunt for a top four finish.
Despite slipping up against Burnley, as the Clarets held Maurizio Sarri's side to a 2-2 draw after a glut of first half goals, the Blues currently sit in a Champions League qualification spot.
However, they have played one more match than both Tottenham and Arsenal as it stands and lie between them both.
Spurs face Brighton on Tuesday night and could create a three point gap between themselves and the Blues, while Arsenal tackle the challenge of Wolves at Molineux where a win would see them move two points clear in fourth place.
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Manchester United can even draw level with the West London team, though three points will be difficult for them to achieve with the unenviable task of facing title-chasers Manchester City.
It's just not quite in Chelsea's hands at the moment but all of the challengers for the top four having shown a penchant for slipping up throughout the season.
The Blues face the Red Devils next and with just three matches remaining, whoever is defeated will have a long way to go if they hope to qualify for Europe's most elite competition.
There are only matches against Watford and Leicester for the Blues to pick up points from after that, not easy match ups by any means - and the Foxes even managed to beat Sarri's men at Stamford Bridge earlier this season.
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Can Chelsea do it? You can have your say by predicting the outcome of the remaining fixtures, below.
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