Losing last week to Brighton, his former club, made Graham Potter feel “a bit of a fool”. As Arsenal, the Premier League leaders, visit Stamford Bridge on Sunday, he needs far better from his new Chelsea team.
Both the London rivals are creaking towards the false finishing line of the World Cup break, and Chelsea, in Arsenal and then Newcastle next week, face two of the top four.
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