Brentford are set to host Chelsea in their next Premier League clash on March 2.
The Blues, under the gradual revival led by Mauricio Pochettino, have an opportunity to break their unfavorable streak against Brentford this Saturday.
The Bees have clinched victories in their last three trips to Stamford Bridge and managed a goalless draw against the Blues at home last season, resulting in a four-game unbeaten run in their encounters.
Having recently secured a spot in the FA Cup quarter-finals, with just one defeat in their last five competitions (notably in the Carabao Cup final), Chelsea is poised to maintain momentum to challenge for European qualification spots.
On the flip side, Thomas Frank, the manager of Brentford, is in urgent need of tapping into the reservoir of positive results that his team has historically enjoyed in this fixture. This is essential to reverse Brentford's recent decline in form.
Chelsea predicted lineup against Brentford
Chelsea injuries ahead of Brentford clash
- Wesley Fofana - Knee Injury
- Christopher Nkunku - Other
- Reece James - Thigh Injury
- Benoit Badiashile- Groin/hip/pelvic Injury
- Carney Chukwuemeka - Ankle/Foot injury
- Romeo Lavia - Thigh Injury
- Thiago Silva - Groin/hip/pelvic Injury
- Marc Cucurella - Ankle/foot Injury
- Lesley Ugochukwu - Thigh Injury
Where to watch Brentford vs Chelsea?
- Australia: Optus Sport
- Brazil: Star+
- Spain: Movistar+ DAZN 1 DAZN Spain
- UK: Sky Sports Premier League Sky Sports Main Event SKY GO Extra Sky Ultra HD
- United States: Peacock
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