Chelsea face tough test with United visit: The Odds
Chelsea have a terrific record in the league against arch rival Manchester United and are generally 2.5 shots to maintain that with a victory against Sir Alex Ferguson’s men this weekend.
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The Odds: Canaries vs Blues
Chelsea travel to Carrow Road to take on Norwich this weekend, and everything suggests that they will comfortably land odds of 1.62 and bag an invaluable three points.Blues host Black Cats – The Odds
A couple of months ago Chelsea would have been a lot shorter than the 1.4 on offer for them to beat Sunderland at the Bridge this weekend, but the arrival of Martin O’Neill has now made this a potentially tough game for the Blues.
Chelsea vs Portsmouth – Preview
The road to Wembley starts with a nice home tie against Championship side Pompey, whilst the visitiors are once again looking for new owners their form has improved of late.
Chelsea odds on to beat Pompey
Bookmakers make Chelsea 1.2 shots to beat Portsmouth in their 3rd round FA Cup tie at The Bridge, and they are expected to land the odds with a wide margin victory.
Chelsea vs Villa – The Odds
Chelsea are a top priced 1.3 with Paddy Power to round off the year with a win over Aston villa at Stamford Bridge, and in truth they should not need to be at their best to bag all three points.Chelsea vs Aston Villa – Will Lamps ruin Villa’s day again?
With the Blues 11 points behind the two Manchester clubs Andre Villas-Boas’ first priority but now be to ensure the club makes it into next season’s Champions League.
Chelsea vs Fulham: The Odds
Chelsea are 1.3 shots to beat Fulham in their Boxing Day clash at The Bridge, and if the stats are anything to go by then they really should take care of their neighbours and get back on the winning trail.
AVB hoping to end horrific run
Chelsea desperately need a win to get their season back on track, and face the perfect opponents this weekend in the shape of Wolves to do just that.
Chelsea vs Wolves – Preview
Andre Villa-Boas is under pressure and in need of a win but has come out and told the press he does not need any help doing his job.