Chelsea fixtures: The Blues next six games after Dortmund victory
Chelsea have decided to support Graham Potter’s vision for the team in the long run and are happy to see the team return to winning form.
Despite trailing 1-0 to Borussia Dortmund, the team from west London managed to win and advance to the last 16 of the Champions League.
This victory followed their 1-0 win over Leeds, and the team is now on a two-game winning streak for the first time since October. Below is Chelsea’s upcoming schedule after Borussia Dortmund’s visit.
Leicester vs Chelsea (11/03/23) – Premier League
Brendan Rodgers’ team, the Foxes, are experiencing a period of chaos. They had a terrible week as they were eliminated from the FA Cup by second-tier Blackburn Rovers and lost to Southampton while playing on the south coast.
When Chelsea visits the King Power stadium, they will be excited about the prospect of winning two consecutive Premier League matches.
Chelsea vs Everton (18/03/23) – Premier League
Sean Dyche, who recently took over as manager of Everton, has had a somewhat inconsistent beginning to his tenure. However, many believe that the previous Burnley coach will be able to steer the Toffees to safety.
Despite this, the team is currently embroiled in a battle to avoid relegation and it is expected that Dyche will employ a defensive strategy, with a low block and focus on counter-attacks, when they play at Stamford Bridge.
It remains to be seen whether Chelsea, who have been struggling to score goals, will be able to break through Everton’s defense.
Chelsea vs Aston Villa (01/04/23) – Premier League
As April begins, Chelsea will resume their season after the international break with a home match against Aston Villa.
While the Villans have shown some inconsistency since Unai Emery became their manager, there’s no denying their overall improvement.
In the previous meeting between the two teams, Chelsea were lucky to win as their goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga delivered an outstanding performance to secure the victory.
Chelsea vs Liverpool (04/04/23) – Premier League
The initial encounter between these teams was not very impressive. The most notable aspect of the match was Mykhailo Mudryk’s impressive performance, but unfortunately, he has not been able to maintain that level of play since then.
However, Liverpool has recently demonstrated signs of making a comeback and seems resolute in their efforts to secure a top-four position despite their lackluster season thus far.
Wolves vs Chelsea (08/04/23) – Premier League
Under the guidance of Julen Lopetegui, Wolves have returned to a functional style of play. Although they have a number of technically-gifted players, they remain a dull and unexciting team.
Nonetheless, their performance under the former Sevilla manager has been consistent, and they have climbed to 13th in the Premier League standings.
However, they are only five points ahead of the relegation zone, and have played more matches than many of their rivals in the fight to avoid demotion.
Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion (15/04/23) – Premier League
Graham Potter’s departure from Chelsea began with a defeat at his previous club. Following their 4-1 loss to Brighton, the team from west London has only managed to win three of their 13 Premier League matches.
In the meantime, Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton team has been outstanding since Potter’s mid-season departure, and they are now in the running for their first-ever European qualification.
Chelsea fixtures: The Blues next six games after Dortmund victory
Chelsea fixtures: The Blues next six games after Dortmund victory
