So what do you think then? Are Chelsea going to blow the Premier League title? Or is it all over bar the shouting? Chance of playing party-poopers today Stoke fans?

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So are Chelsea undergoing a little bit of a wobble?

They remain unbeaten at home but have drawn the last three games in all competitions at Stamford Bridge since finding a last-minute winner to beat Everton nearly two months ago.

Holding on to leads has been the problem and they've failed to do it in four of their last five at home against Manchester City, Burnley, PSG and Southampton.

They do have a 100% record at home to Stoke in the Premier League though. Some good news for you there Blues fans.

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Is there a new contender in the Premier League title race? Arsenal's performance against Liverpool earlier today suggests there just might be.

The Gunners move to just four points off Chelsea, albeit having played two more matches, after demolishing Liverpool 4-1 earlier today.

A defeat for the Blues this evening and Arsenal might just start to believe.

Chelsea make three changes to the side that beat Hull in their last Premier League match and the big news is that top scorer Diego Costa misses out with a hamstring injury and Loic Remy comes in up front. Cesar Azpilicueta replaces Filipe Luis at left-back and Oscar is in for Ramires.

Stoke also make three changes after losing against Crystal Palace last time out. In come Philipp Wollscheid, Glenn Whelan and Peter Crouch for Erik Pieters, Marko Arnautovic and Peter Crouch.

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta; Matic, Fabregas; Willian, Oscar, Hazard; Remy

Stoke XI: Begovic; Cameron, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Wilson; Ireland, Whelan, Nzonzi, Adam; Walters, Diouf

Good evening and welcome to our live text commentary as Stoke visit Chelsea in the Premier League.

Neither side have been flying of late but - after a couple of weeks off due to the international break - both will be desperate to put things right.

A win today and Chelsea take another significant step towards the Premier League title. Defeat and who knows.

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Top of the Premier League by four points, unbeaten at Stamford Bridge. It's all plain sailing for Chelsea. No?

Perhaps not. The Blues may be in the driving seat but there have been signs in recent weeks of their foot coming off the pedal.

Time to turn up the gas again?