Chelsea Predicted Lineup Vs Everton: Juan Cuadrado To Get First Blues Start

Predicted lineup for Chelsea’s Premier League clash with Everton at Stamford Bridge…

Chelsea play host to Everton at Stamford Bridge, with Jose Mourinho looking to extend his side’s lead over Manchester City atop the Premier League table.

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Here is how we believe Chelsea will line up for their clash with Everton:

GK) Thibaut Courtois

Although the Belgian was less than impressive against Aston Villa, he should keep his place against Everton.

RB) Branislav Ivanovic

The giant Serbian has been superb this season, and is unlikely to be displaced now.

CB) John Terry

There is a possibility of rotation at centre-back, but the captain’s position should be safe.

CB) Gary Cahill

Kurt Zouma may featured, but whether it will be in place of Gary Cahill is unclear.

LB) Cesar Azpilicueta

Filipe Luis has struggled to nail down a spot in the team, and we should see Azpilicueta retain his spot at left-back.

DM) Nemanja Matic

The dominant defensive midfielder has proved hugely important to Chelsea this season, and they have looked far weaker without him.

CM) Ramires

Although he didn’t have the biggest impact against Aston Villa this past weekend, he can be an excellent link between midfield and attack.

CAM) Cesc Fabregas

The former Arsenal man should make his return from injury, and may replace Oscar in the No.10 role.

RAM) Juan Cuadrado

The Colombian may be in line for his first start in a Chelsea shirt, although will be fighting for a place with Willian.

LAM) Eden Hazard

Hazard has enjoyed another fantastic season at Stamford Bridge, and is one of the first names on the teamsheet.

ST) Loic Remy

With Didier Drogba looking so ineffectual against Villa last Saturday, Remy should get the nod in Diego Costa’s absence.