Tottenham vs Chelsea

The Inside Track brings you the best in betting tips and predictions as Tottenham Hotspur welcome an underwhelming Chelsea side to the Tottenham Hotspur ...

For Chelsea, things are not looking great to say the least as Graham Potter's position at the club continues to be questioned. The hosts have lost all three of their home games against Chelsea since moving to their new ground with an aggregate score of 6-0 and only lost twice in their last 13 matches at home before the move. Spurs sit in fourth-place with a point ahead of Newcastle United - who play in this weekend's EFL Cup final against Manchester United - but the Magpies will have two games-in-hand over Antonio Conte's side after this weekend in the Premier League.

Chelsea travels to Tottenham Hotspur well off their hosts' top-four footing and in dire need of a nerves-settling win in North London.

QUESTIONABLE: Kevin De Bruyne (illness), Aymeric Laporte (illness) [Follow @AndyEdMLS](https://twitter.com/AndyEdMLS) OUT: Lewis Cook (knee), David Brooks (thigh), Lloyd Kelly (calf) On the other hand, the Cherries have conceded just 28 in 19 games since Scott Parker was fired following the 9-0 defeat to Liverpool (and the 3-0 defeat to Arsenal, and the 4-0 defeat to Man City, in successive games). [a 3-0 defeat at Manchester United, but the Foxes were very good for large spells of that game](https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2023/02/19/manchester-united-vs-leicester-video-highlights-reaction-analysis-recap/). QUESTIONABLE: Jesse Lingard (knee), Serge Aurier (knock), Ryan Yates (illness) There was further disappointment in the UEFA Champions League this week (another blown lead and 1-1 draw, away to RB Leipzig on Wednesday) as Kevin De Bruyne missed out through illness and Erling Haaland was held without a goal for the fifth time in six games (all competitions). Last weekend’s draw with Nottingham Forest was as shocking as it was painful for Manchester City (52 points – 2nd place), who remain two points back of leaders Arsenal having played one more game thus far. But Saturday turned out to be a day of swings and roundabouts, as Arsenal overturned a pair of one-goal deficits to win 4-2 away to Aston Villa, and Man City let a 1-0 lead slip away in the 84th minute. OUT: Maxwel Cornet (calf) Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest (25 points – 13th place) have lost just one of their last seven (3W-3D-1L) and hope to avoid the end-of-season relegation scrap altogether. Before Forest began their current run, Steve Cooper’s side say 19th in the PL table and they hadn’t spent a day outside the bottom-three since matchweek 5, but the newly and hastily assembled squad has since gelled and turned a corner defensively. The Hammers looked like turning a corner following a win over Everton and back-to-back draws with Newcastle and Chelsea, before turning in another listless performance in a 2-0 defeat to Tottenham last weekend.