Chelsea still have a job to do to secure their place in the UEFA Conference League group stages as they take on Servette in the second leg of the qualifier.
Enzo Maresca can at least relax on the fact that his side travel to Switzerland with a two-goal lead from the first leg at Stamford Bridge.
The boss rotated heavily for that game last week, and is likely to do the same as the Blues look to put their name in the hat for the group stage draw.
Here’s The Chelsea Chronicle’s predicted side for the second leg on Thursday.
Chelsea predicted XI vs Servette
Filip Jorgensen seems to be the cup goalkeeper right now for the Blues, and he will start between the sticks on Thursday.
Axel Disasi will fill in at right back again, allowing for a rest for Malo Gusto in Reece James’ absence.
Changes at the back will continue, with Tosin Adarabioyo again given a chance to prove his worth to Maresca.
He will be joined alongisde him by Benoit Badiashile, with Levi Colwill seeming to have that position nailed down in the strongest side at the moment.
Renato Veiga will continue from the left, with him being a strong option to invert into midfield.
There will be a start for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, with him making an impact off the bench in the dominant win over Wolves on Sunday.
He will be partnered by Enzo Fernandez, with Romeo Lavia currently seeming to be out with an injury.
Ahead of those two will see a first Chelsea start of his second run for Joao Felix, following his £46m move from Atletico Madrid.
On the right, Pedro Neto will return to the starting side after his first assist for the club against his former side.
On the opposite wing, Christopher Nkunku will be handed a start after seeing his minutes limited at the weekend.
Up front, Marc Guiu will be looking to banish the demons of his miss last week with another start at striker.
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