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The Premier League returns to west London on Wednesday evening as Chelsea make the short trip across the capital to face Fulham at Craven Cottage, in a fixture shaped as much by off-field developments as on-pitch rivalry. The West London derby always carries added intensity, but this meeting arrives at a particularly significant moment for Chelsea, who continue to navigate a period of transition following the dismissal of Enzo Maresca and the confirmation of Liam Rosenior as

Fulham secured a deserved 2–1 victory over Chelsea at Craven Cottage in a fiercely contested West London derby, capitalising on a dominant first-half display and a late winner from Harry Wilson to condemn the visitors to another frustrating defeat. Chelsea lined up in a 4-2-3-1, with Robert Sánchez in goal behind a back four of Malo Gusto, Trevoh Chalobah, Tosin Adarabioyo and Marc Cucurella. Moisés Caicedo partnered Andrey Santos at the base of midfield, while Cole Palmer, c

A meeting between two former Manchester City coaches, Barry Murphy and Enzo Maresca, produced a lively and, at times, unpredictable League Cup quarter-final in Wales, but Chelsea’s superior depth proved decisive as they claimed a 3–1 win after a vastly improved second-half display. With 11 changes from the weekend, Chelsea fielded a heavily rotated side featuring ten recognised backups plus Caicedo, a lineup that looked like a collection of strangers in the opening 45 minutes