Chelsea arrive at our favourite destination of the Premier League era looking to claim three points in back-to-back games in that competition for the first time this season, after winning the west London derby. Promoted Burnley will be buoyed by the only win so far of their latest top-flight campaign, away to Luton Town on Tuesday.

In continuous use as a sports ground since 1843, Saturday’s venue Turf Moor is one of the few in England that predates Stamford Bridge, where gates opened for athletics in 1877. Both clubs, the hosts currently 18th and the visitors 11th, have a rampant lion on their shirt badge, but only Chelsea’s king of beasts is looking over its shoulder.

Mauricio Pochettino will hope to extend our current momentum into the first of two remaining international breaks this year. All three recent victories against top-flight clubs across all competitions have been achieved with a clean sheet (3-0 v Luton, 1-0 v Brighton and 2-0 v Fulham).