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Tottenham's early-season hopes of involvement in the title race are gone. Sunday's defeat to Brighton highlighted how far they've fallen behind the rest, a dull performance with little to inspire, and they now sit outside the top four, level on 33 points with Chelsea.
Improvement has come in the short term for the Blues who have had to adapt to a change in style under Thomas Tuchel's guidance. The first two games allowed players to get minutes, with four points in return, but Tuchel should go for his strongest possible line-up here.
He could stick with some of those who beat Burnley but it's mostly a guess at this stage. That will be the case until we start to see a pattern emerge over the next few weeks. What we do know is that Chelsea are stacked with talent throughout and a top-heavy side means quality players will have to miss out.
Odds correct at 1700 GMT (03/02/21)
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