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Chelsea’s upcoming fixtures: A glimpse at the challenges ahead

Chelsea’s up-and-down season took another turn as they secured a crucial 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Wednesday, courtesy of a late Noni Madueke penalty.

The win places Chelsea in the top half, yet the road ahead remains challenging. Let’s take a look at the upcoming Premier League fixtures and the potential challenges they pose.

Luton (A) – December 30 Chelsea faces a quick turnaround as they travel to Kenilworth Road to take on Luton. Historically, away matches against Luton have proven tricky for many teams, making this a test for Chelsea’s physically and mentally resilient side.

Fulham (H) – January 13 After Luton, Chelsea has a bit of breathing space with an FA Cup tie against Preston North End and a Carabao Cup semi-final against Middlesbrough. The league fixture against Fulham appears favorable on paper, providing an opportunity for Chelsea to build momentum.

Liverpool (A) – January 31 The challenge escalates with a trip to Anfield to face Liverpool. This encounter will be a significant test for Chelsea as they aim to secure points against a determined Jurgen Klopp side.

Wolves (H) – February 4 Chelsea seeks redemption against Wolves after a disappointing christmas eve clash. This match offers a chance to secure vital points before a challenging run of fixtures.

Crystal Palace (A) – February 12 Facing Crystal Palace again, Chelsea will be looking for a repeat performance. Historically dominant against Palace, Chelsea will aim for consistency and a comfortable result.

The upcoming fixtures present a mix of challenges and opportunities for Chelsea.

Pochettino’s men need to find consistency to make a significant impact on their position in the league.

The matches against Luton, Fulham, and Crystal Palace are crucial for building confidence, while clashes with Liverpool and Wolves demand top-tier performances.

Chelsea’s journey through these fixtures will be closely watched as they navigate the complexities of the Premier League.

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