Chelsea, led by moribund director Rafa Benitez, can host West Brom at Stamford Bridge in what's suddenly an arduous scrap for the Champions League. The Blues appeared a bet to qualify a couple weeks before, and some were also mentioning the chance of the West Londoners breaking the Manchester duopoly on the Premier League title. But Chelsea have slipped to fourth place, having been overtaken by Tottenham in midweek, and are only two measly things above fifth-placed Arsenal, who play Spurs on Sunday. That means that we'll have a very enjoyable sport on our hands, as a supremely talented side attempts to make a final drive for the primary reward of a top-four finish. Kickoff are at 10 a.m. ET, and I'll be here from 9:30 with live staff information, the lineups because they are introduced and hype from all over Twitter.
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