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Chelsea (19) are in danger of finishing 2023 joint-top for most Premier League defeats in the calendar year. Fulham (20) are one game ahead of them, but Chelsea could finish level with their local rivals with defeat away at Luton Town today.

Most Premier League defeats in 2023:

Fulham - 20

Chelsea - 19

Bournemouth - 19

Everton - 19

Nottingham Forest - 19

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The January transfer window opens in two days and that means clubs can finally bolster the positions they have been struggling in for the last few months.

It is a notoriously hard window to recruit in, but there have been successful deals done in January in the past.

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Noni Madueke starts for Chelsea after coming on and scoring the winning goal in the game against Crystal Palace. The Blue also welcome back Cole Palmer and Raheem Sterling but Sterling is only named on the bench.

Chelsea XI: Petrovic GK, Gusto, Disasi, Thiago Silva, Colwill, Gallagher, Caicedo, Cole Palmer, Madueke, Jackson, Broja.

Subs: Bettinelli (GK), Bergström (GK), Sterling, Fernández, Mudryk, Nkunku, Maatsen, Gilchrist, Matos

One change for Luton following their win over Sheffield United who bring in Issa Kabore for Ryan Giles.

Luton XI: Kaminski (GK), Mengi, Osho, Kaboré, Barkley, Sambi Lokonga, Brown, Bell, Townsend Sr, Doughty, Adebayo,

Subs: Krul (GK), Andersen, Ogbene, Morris, Woodrow, Chong, Ruddock Mpanzu, Clark, Giles

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Luton are in the relegation zone, but they have an identity and a cause and they always look like they are excited about playing in the Premier League. I am not sure you can say the same about Chelsea, for all the money they spent in the summer transfer window.

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino named the club's youngest Premier League team in Wednesday's win over Crystal Palace, which came courtesy of a debatable late penalty. I'm not sure they deserved it, but at least it meant I got one of my predictions about them right for a change.

I was tempted to go with another Chelsea win this time too, because I don't think the Hatters can keep their intensity going after such a busy Christmas period, but I am going to go with a draw.

Prediction: 1-1

Good morning!

I hope you are all enjoying this strange old time between Christmas and the New Year, where we all don't quite know for sure what day it is.

Not even football can provide that stable anchor because there's been games pretty much every day, but today is fairly standard Saturday stuff with a bumper programme of Premier League action coming up.

Luton kick it all off by hosting Chelsea at 12:30 GMT, followed by five more top-flight games:

15:00 GMT

Aston Villa v Burnley

Crystal Palace v Brentford

Man City v Sheff Utd

Wolves v Everton

17:30:

Nottm Forest v Man Utd

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A year ago Luton beat QPR to sit seventh in the Championship.

If you'd told their supporters back then that 365 days later that they'd not only be in the Premier League, but had just recorded back-to-back wins - including against Newcastle - many would likely accuse you of dreaming.

But not only has that been the reality for the Hatters, but they have a very good chance of ending 2023 outside the relegation zone and with a fighting chance of securing top-flight survival.