Chelsea's next five games are more difficult to predict than those of Manchester United and Liverpool -

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Chelsea defeated Leicester City 3-1 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday, their third consecutive victory in all competitions. The Blues’ first away victory since a 2-0 win over Aston Villa at Villa Park in October of last year.

Chelsea's next five games are more difficult to predict than those of Manchester United and Liverpool

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After latching onto a cross at the far post and volleying past goalkeeper Danny Ward, Ben Chilwell put the Blues ahead against his former club. Patson Daka then equalized for the hosts with a driven shot from the edge of the box.

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Kai Havertz’s goal was arguably the best of the game, as he combined devastatingly with Enzo Fernandez to chip home a glorious strike to reclaim Chelsea’s lead. With ten minutes remaining, Mateo Kovacic sealed the three points with a brilliant, acrobatic effort.

Chelsea are currently 11 points adrift of the top four, and if they continue to win back-to-back games, their hopes of finishing in the top four may materialize.

After Brighton’s 2-2 draw, Chelsea’s 3-1 win, Tottenham’s 3-1 win, and Everton’s 1-0 win, Premier League table shifted dramatically

With that said, let’s compare Chelsea’s upcoming games to those of Liverpool and Manchester United.

Chelsea's next five games are more difficult to predict than those of Manchester United and Liverpool