Chelsea would host current table leaders Tottenham Hotspurs at Stamford on Sunday, as they look to follow up their 1-0 win over Everton with a statement to the rest of the league by beating Spurs emphatically. To do this, they would need to be at their very best and in the right state of mind. This article describes the best lineup Thomas Tuchel could use against Tottenham Hotspurs this Sunday.
The usual 3-4-2-1 setup would be ideal against Spurs who play a similar formation under Antonio Conte, but they are far worse in personnel as Chelsea are better than them when comparing the individuals at every position. Jorginho and Kante in midfield would limit their midfield, and screen the already active defence of Koulibaly and Thiago Silva.
In attack Chelsea would need Raheem Sterling to tap into his Manchester City form, as this is a big game a London derby and a game of pride. A brace and an assist from him would be satisfying to put Antonio Conte and Spurs back in their place (title contenders indeed).
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