Tottenham go into this game against Mourinho’s former side off the back of consecutive defeats in the Premier League, following up a 3-1 home defeat to Liverpool with a 1-0 loss away at Brighton. But they haven’t lost consecutive home games in the Premier League since January 2019 and face a Chelsea team in terrible form on the road.

Chelsea have lost four of their past five Premier League away games, only managing to beat Fulham in what was a close affair. That form would have been one of the factors behind Frank Lampard’s sacking last week, with the Englishman since being replaced by Thomas Tuchel