Two months shy of two years since his sacking, Graham Potter is set to return to Stamford Bridge on Monday night, this time bringing his new West Ham United charges with him. Potter was appointed the new Hammers head coach less than a month ago,

Chelsea can boost their top four hopes on Monday when they face West Ham United in the final Premier League match of the weekend. The Blues head into the game in sixth place in the Premier League, though they are just one point behind fourth-place Manchester City and boast a better goal differential than Pep Guardiola's side.

He should be starting the game once again this weekend. While Max Kilman and Vladimir Coufal continue at the heart of

Maresca confirmed in his pre-game press conference that he expects to have an identical selection of players available from the previous gameweek, meaning no Mykhaylo Mudryk (suspended), Omari Kellyman (hamstring), Romeo Lavia (thigh), Wesley Fofana (hamstring) or Benoit Badiashile (thigh) again.

Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter is back at the Bridge but I don't see it being a happy return for him. West Ham have actually performed well since Potter replaced Julen Lopetegui, and looked lively,

There will be no Graham/Harry Potter gags about Chelsea’s big Monday night derby with West Ham in this column. They are getting boring now and repetitive and you can’t magic new ones out of thin air.