Callum Hudson-Odoi could become the Blues' youngest-ever England international if he is handed his debut this week, surpassing a trio of players who stepped up to Three Lions duty at the age of 19.
In the week when it was announced Chelsea will be heading back to Asia to take on local opposition there, we recall similar past matches from when the Blues flew east...
Today we come up against Everton, who boast the highest scorer in a single top-flight league season in England – but which Chelsea strikers have come closest to matching the great Dixie Dean over the years?
Ahead of our next fixture away to Everton, here’s a look at some memorable previous Premier League trips to Goodison Park, including a few dramatic comebacks against the Toffees.
On-loan Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma won't be able to play against us when we take on Everton this Sunday, but the Frenchman is part of an impressive group of players who have represented both clubs down the years.
Chelsea enjoyed another memorable away night in Europe on Thursday evening, with our 5-0 win at Dynamo Kiev our biggest victory in the Europa League and our joint-second highest away win in a European tournament.
In his latest column for the Chelsea website, our resident American blogger asks the question whether there is space to follow another side in another sport, or is your time dedicated solely to the Blues? Are you obsessed with Chelsea all year round? Even in summer do you spend hours poring over transfer speculation and digesting snippets of gossip, or researching players on the internet that we are linked with?
Our Europa League last-16 tie may only be Chelsea’s second visit to Kiev’s Olympic Stadium, but it is a venue which will no doubt be familiar to fans, and a few players past and present.
Pedro got us off to a flyer against Dynamo Kiev in the first leg of our Europa League round of 16 tie, continuing the Spaniard’s habit of getting early goals, with nobody scoring a higher percentage of their strikes for Chelsea in the opening 20 minutes during the Premier League era.
In her latest blog for the official Chelsea website, season ticket holder Hannah Kurzawski reflects on what could prove to be a vital point against Wolves on Sunday. Over the last few league games, the race for top four seems to really have opened up. Going in to the game with Wolves on Sunday, the Blues were on the back of two consecutive league wins, whilst Arsenal and Spurs had both recently dropped points, and the Gunners were facing Manchester United later that afternoon. Suddenly, the fight for a Champions League place next season was wide open again.
We look back at a 5-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2003 which served notice of the Blues arriving as a genuine force at the start of the Roman Abramovich era at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea host Ukrainian side Dynamo Kiev in the first leg of our round of 16 tie in the Europa League tonight. Check out William Hill’s selected markets ahead of the game!
Eden Hazard has joined some illustrious former Blues in recording a half century of both goals and assists in the Premier League. It may have only been a straightforward pass to Jorginho, who side-footed a peach of a shot into the top corner of the net, but in laying on the ball to his Blues team-mate for the winner at Craven Cottage, our brilliant Belgian became the 29th player in the competition's history to reach the 50-goal milestone for both goals and assists.
Eden Hazard reached yet another milestone on Sunday when he set up the winner in our 2-1 triumph at Fulham to become just the third player to record 50 goals and 50 assists for Chelsea in the Premier League.
To celebrate extending our unbeaten league run against Fulham to 18 matches, our second best against any team in the Premier League era, we pick out some memorable west London derbies from that time.
When we line up against Fulham on Sunday, former Chelsea midfielder Scott Parker will be in the opposition dugout as caretaker manager, and he isn’t the only member of our first Premier League-winning side taking some big steps in his coaching career.
In his latest blog for the Chelsea website, our American blogger reveals what he was up to while the Blues were taking on Man City in the Carabao Cup final recently... Unfortunately, I couldn’t go to the pub to watch the Carabao Cup final with my fellow Chelsea fans. Because I had to walk in a Mardi Gras dog parade. When you live in New Orleans these things happen.
Pedro once again showed his knack for opening up opposition defences when he grabbed the opening goal in our 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday.
In her latest blog for the Chelsea website, season ticket holder Hannah Kurzawski reflects on a fine London derby victory... The general consensus amongst Chelsea fans on the Fulham Broadway-bound District line train before our clash with Tottenham last week was that if we played like we did against Manchester City on Sunday, we’d stand a good chance of claiming all three points again.
Eden Hazard has maintained an impressive scoring rate against Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham, meaning there are no prizes for guessing who the Argentine manager will be worried about when we host them at Stamford Bridge again tonight.