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Chelsea v Norwich

8pm BST kick-off on Sky Sports
Match Odds: is a reflection of how bad a side they are considered to be, and quite honestly I agree with the pricing.
I'd like to take that price but this just feels like a three-goal win for Chelsea, and if you add an extra goal in whatever slightly altered market then the odds tumble. Then there's the added complication that Norwich's only meeting with a current top six side since lockdown was in the FA Cup against Manchester United and it took an extra-time goal to knock them out. Earlier in the season they beat Manchester City and Leicester, drew with the Foxes too, held Tottenham and narrowly lost at home to both Liverpool and Chelsea. So they are not that bad.
On balance, I just wouldn't back the Canaries to score, end of, and Chelsea should be able to keep a fourth clean sheet in five home matches. Although it makes me slightly uncomfortable, offers the best value we're going to get.

or Chelsea's designated penalty and direct free-kick taker

It's got to be the Brazilian in terms of the Best Bet at those odds, especially as he's scored in their last two matches at Stamford Bridge, but I'll probably go with both.

Prediction: Chelsea 3-0 Norwich

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Chelsea v Norwich Opta stats

Chelsea are unbeaten in their last 16 meetings with Norwich in all competitions (W11 D5), since a 0-3 loss in December 1994. After winning their first two Premier League away games against Chelsea (September 1992 and October 1993), Norwich are winless in their last six league visits to Stamford Bridge (D1 L5).
Last time out versus Sheffield United, Chelsea lost by a three-goal margin for only the second time in the Premier League this season (also 0-4 vs Man Utd in August). They’ve only lost consecutive Premier League games by a three-goal margin on two previous occasions (February 2018 and October 1995).
Chelsea have won their last four Premier League matches at Stamford Bridge, scoring at least two goals in each victory. The Blues last won five consecutively at home in the Premier League in December 2017, during a run of seven wins under Antonio Conte.
This is the sixth time a side is facing Chelsea in their first Premier League match following relegation – Chelsea have won all previous five, most recently against Cardiff in 2013-14.
Norwich have lost 24 Premier League games this season – they’ve never lost more in league campaign in their history.
Norwich are currently on a run of seven consecutive Premier League defeats – they’ve never lost eight consecutive league games in their history.
Norwich have failed to score in a league-high 17 Premier League games this season, with 11 of these coming away from home (also a league-high). The Canaries have netted just 26 Premier League goals, and just seven away from home this season – both league-low figures.
Chelsea’s Willian has found the back of the net in each of his last three Premier League appearances at Stamford Bridge, including in both such matches since the restart. Indeed, the last Chelsea player to score in four consecutive home league appearances was Diego Costa in January 2015.
Norwich’s Teemu Pukki has failed to score in each of his last 11 Premier League matches, going 780 minutes since his last strike in the competition (vs Tottenham in January).

Odds correct as of 1100 BST on 13/07/20

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