"Two camps who find themselves scrapping it out at opposite ends of the Premier League table, Chelsea will travel to Elland Road on Wednesday night when they meet Leeds. Although the Blues might have eventually been forced to settle for a single point in west London over the weekend, Enzo Maresca's men find the mood in their camp at a red-hot high and will be smelling a golden opportunity here."
"Although the Blues might have endured a stuttering start to proceedings, Wednesday's guests have come roaring back in some style. Storming their way to a famous Champions League scalp last week as they clinched an empathic 3-0 romp against Barcelona, the former Leicester boss has seen his squad suffer just a single defeat from any of their previous 12 appearances across all competitions."
"Marking their return from November's international break with a 2-0 win away at relegation scrappers Burnley, Chelsea have also gained a reputation for their success on the road. Including a stellar 1-0 victory against bitter local rivals Tottenham on November 1st, the Blues are unbeaten in all of their previous six showdowns outside of west London (five wins, one draw)."
Chelsea travel to Elland Road to face Leeds, carrying strong momentum and high morale after recent performances. Chelsea drew 1-1 with Arsenal but produced an eye-catching display and beat Barcelona 3-0 in the Champions League. The squad has suffered only one defeat in their previous 12 matches across all competitions. Chelsea won 2-0 at Burnley after the international break and remain unbeaten in their previous six away league matches (five wins, one draw). Leeds returned to the Premier League this season but display glaring defensive and tactical issues. Leeds face substantial pressure in a serious battle to retain top-flight status under head coach Farke.
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