A bold new vision for the Champions League was launched this season. It has involved more games and more money for European soccer’s elite in a rebuttal to the threat of a controversial breakaway super league.

It will be a crucial battle when Manchester City and Chelsea meet in the Premier League on Saturday. The winner will gain an advantage as the duo are fighting for the same position in the top four. You'd be forgiven for thinking that the spot up for grans between them is the title,

Chelsea’s away form has been a mixed bag, and their recent record against Manchester City is concerning. They are winless in their last 10 meetings across all competitions, with their last Premier League victory over City coming at the Etihad in 2021.