Lille and Chelsea go head-to-head in the Champions League this week
Chelsea will hope to bounce back from a tough start to their Champions League campaign when they take on Lille.
The Blues were defeated 1-0 by Valencia at Stamford Bridge, though the game will be remembered for Ross Barkley missing a penalty he demanded to take ahead of Willian and Jorginho.
Frank Lampard will hope for no repeat controversy when his side head to France.
Lille sit fourth in Ligue 1, though they were comprehensively beaten 3-0 b Ajax in their first European clash.
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Lille v Chelsea will kick off at 8:00pm on Wednesday 2nd October 2019.
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Chelsea’s young guns have proven they have plenty of goals in them, though maybe not quite the discipline to grind out results with assured defensive performances.
Attack may be the best form of defence for Lampard’s men with Tammy Abraham still proving a handful for defenders despite failing to score in his last three displays.
The return of Callum Hudson-Odoi has already armed Chelsea with extra impetus – the Blues should have enough to see off Lille.
Prediction: Lille 1-2 Chelsea
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