It will be a brilliant line-up for Chelsea if Graham Potter can field a dream Chelsea line-up vs West Ham United

This weekend, Chelsea returns to Premier League action as they travel to West Ham United. The Blues are expected to benefit from the return of Joao Felix.

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On Saturday afternoon, when Chelsea travels to West Ham United in the Premier League, they will be attempting to break their string of two consecutive scoreless draws.

On Friday night at Stamford Bridge, a revamped Blues team took on Fulham, but they were unable to dismantle their west London rivals as the game ended in a scoreless draw. Graham Potter was unable to lead his team to three points at the Bridge despite the likes of Enzo Fernandez and Noni Madueke making their debuts for Chelsea that evening.

As previously noted, Chelsea had a new-look team, but they still lacked the same problem in front of goal. After the game, Potter acknowledged he and his team needed to attack more. He agreed with that.
The Chelsea head coach told reporters after the draw that there was “a lot of energy and good mood.” “The team had a good feeling from the beginning of the game, and I believe the audience contributed to it as well.

“I concur. In my opinion, we could have done more with our attacking play to generate more opportunities.
Joao Felix, one of Chelsea’s most inventive players, is scheduled to rejoin the team for the trip to West Ham this weekend, giving Potter a lift. Felix, an Atletico Madrid player who came on a six-month loan in January, is scheduled to make his comeback after serving a three-match suspension.

Last month, the 23-year-old was sent outright for a challenge on Kenny Tete of Fulham. Felix did well on his Chelsea debut—up until the horrific tackle—and many Blues fans are thrilled about the prospect of seeing him play for the team once more now that his comeback is just days away.

With that said, football.london has assembled an XI that Potter could use on Saturday, as shown below. In a 4-2-3-1 formation, it does in fact include the returning Felix, who is positioned just behind Kai Havertz.
Felix and Havertz worked together beautifully that night at Craven Cottage, looking like a real threat in west London. The two were practically playing together that evening, but theoretically it would work just as well if Felix were a little bit deeper than Havertz this time.

Mykhailo Mudryk and Madueke, the two new wingers for Chelsea, might also make their team debut. Mudryk struggled against Fulham last week, but it’s natural given how little football he’s played lately.

The Ukrainian has undeniable potential, and his threat to attack on the break against West Ham could cause the Hammers some serious problems. This might make David Moyes rethink his insistence that his full-backs attack. Similarly, Madueke showed signs of why Chelsea paid £35 million for him when he made his debut last week.

Fernandez made his debut on Friday as well, and the Argentinean international impressed everyone at Stamford Bridge. As a result, it is anticipated that he will keep his spot in the starting lineup. Conor Gallagher might continue to play with Fernandez because Chelsea currently lacks a lot of midfield options.

Ben Chilwell, who played against Fulham after missing months due to injury, might also find a spot in the starting lineup. The left-back for England might fill in for Marc Cucurella on the left side of the defence.

While Thiago Silva and Benoit Badiashile continue to forge a strong defensive relationship, Reece James is anticipated to preserve his spot at right-back. Again starting in goal, Kepa Arrizabalaga will try to record his fourth straight spotless performance.