Chelsea will travel to North London this Sunday to face London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.
Both sides are currently struggling for form and results. But Spurs are at least enjoying better results and are ahead of the Blues by eleven points.
Their most recent 2-0 over West Ham, plus Newcastle United’s loss to Liverpool, moved them into fourth position in the table. With the Magpies not in PL action this weekend, they will be desperate to open up a four-point gap to the rest of the top four contestants.
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However, this fixture always proves too difficult for them, with just seven wins out of 61 H2Hs in the PL era (D21, L33). Only Manchester United (39) have beaten them more times in the league. Chelsea have won nine of the last 12 H2Hs in all competitions between both sides (D2, L1).
Yet the Blues are struggling and have won once in their last eight PL outings (D4, L3). They have struggled to score goals, with their last ten games in all competitions seeing them score just four times.
But they have scored an average of two goals per game from their last three PL visits to Tottenham (W3), a record that may provide inspiration to end an ongoing seven-match winless run on the road in the Premier League.