Chelsea is set to face Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge, aiming to extend their winning streak against the Eagles to 15 matches. After a strong 6-2 victory over Wolverhampton, Chelsea is looking to bounce back from a midweek Europa Conference League defeat. Crystal Palace, on the other hand, is seeking their first points of the season following two league losses and will rely on recent EFL Cup success to build momentum. Both teams have made changes to their starting lineups, with Chelsea's Pedro Neto earning his first Premier League start and Palace seeing three new faces. Historically, Chelsea has dominated this rivalry, with Palace holding the highest loss rate against them in Premier League history. The match promises to be a significant test for both managers, Enzo Maresca and Oliver Glasner, as they navigate early season challenges.