Chelsea have a good record against newly promoted Huddersfield, winning their last 3 against the Terriers in all competitions.
But that doens’t mean it’s going to be easy for them tomorrow night.
In fact, a look at the prematch stats shows that the Terriers have had 2 or fewer goals scored in every one of their last 8 games.
That predicts a tight game, and nobody should be expecting Antonio Conte’s side to walk out comfortable winners at this stage. While the Blues are on a strong run, they have been solid more than spectacular, and the last thing we need is for them to become overconfident.
Conte should switch to a more aggressive setup, and hopefully we will be able to settle the nerves with a first half goal.
That’s worked well in recent times, with Chelsea winning and half time and then full time in all of our last three Premier League games.
