Chelsea have one foot firmly placed in the semi-finals of this season's Conference League following their 3-0 win in Poland last week and their fans will be expecting another big victory on Thursday night.
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Chelsea vs Legia Warsaw prediction: Chelsea to score at least three
Key Stats
- Chelsea scored three goals in the first leg against Legia Warsaw but also missed a penalty.
- Leguia Warsaw have lost four of their last five Conference League fixtures, conceding three goals in three of those defeats.
- Christopher Nkunku has ten goal involvements in the Conference League for Chelsea this season.
Correct score prediction: Chelsea 4-0 Legia Warsaw
Chelsea didn't even play their strongest starting lineup against Legia Warsaw in Poland last week and still managed to come away with a 3-0 victory. Thursday's hosts have had no trouble scoring goals in the Conference League this season and we're backing Chelsea to run out 4-0 winners on the night and 7-0 winners on aggregate.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Chelsea the overwhelming favourite
- HOME: 2/9 (1.22) – 81.8%
- DRAW: 13/2 (7.50) – 13.3%
- AWAY: 12/1 (13.00) – 7.7%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Chelsea are the expected winner of this game with a probability of 81.8% and we can only see this game ending in victory for the hosts.
You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.
Most recent H2Hs: Chelsea lead
Following their 3-0 win in Poland last week it's Chelsea that claimed first blood between these two teams and it's the Londoners who will be expected to make it two wins from two on Thursday.
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Chelsea
Chelsea preview: Completely dominated in Poland
Chelsea never looked like conceding a goal, never mind losing the first leg, against Legia Warsaw last week.
The Premier League side had 72% of the overall possession and saw ten of their 24 shots hit the target. Teenager Tyrique George opened the scoring for the visitors early in the second half, and Jadon Sancho set up two more goals as Chelsea ran out comfortable 3-0 winners.
Bashir Humphreys, Romeo Lavia, Marc Guiu, Wesley Fofana and David Fofana are all doubts for the second leg due to injury.
Predicted lineup: Jorgensen (GK), Adarabioyo, James, Badiashile, Gusto, Acheampong, Dewsbury-Hall, Palmer, Nkunku, Sancho & George
England Premier League 20/04/25
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Fulham
1
Chelsea
2
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Legia Warsaw
2
Chelsea
1
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D
Ipswich
2
Chelsea
2
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Legia Warsaw
0
Chelsea
3
England Premier League 06/04/25
D
Brentford
0
Chelsea
0
Legia Warsaw preview: Failed to make an impression
Legia Warsaw were dominated from start to finish at home against Chelsea last week.
The Polish club were fortunate to come away with only a 3-0 defeat in a game where they only managed to have one shot on target during the entire 90 minutes.
Defender Radovan Pankov is suspended for the second leg while Jan Leszcynski will miss out through injury.
Predicted lineup: Tobiasz (GK), Augustyniak, Kun, Vinagre, Kapuadi, Wszołek, Chodyna, Luquinhas, Elitim, Morishita & Oyedele
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Chelsea
1
Legia Warsaw
2
Poland Ekstraklasa 13/04/25
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Jagiellonia Bialystok
1
Legia Warsaw
0
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Chelsea
3
Legia Warsaw
0
Poland Ekstraklasa 06/04/25
W
Gornik Zabrze
1
Legia Warsaw
2
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W
Ruch Chorzow
0
Legia Warsaw
5
Player to watch: Jadon Sancho
Jadon Sancho hasn't exactly reignited his career at Chelsea as many people thought he would but the Manchester United loanee did show his ability in the first leg against Legia Warsaw last week.
Sancho, who had played 15 consecutive matches for Chelsea without registering a goal or assist and had just two shots on target during that period, set up two of Chelsea's three goals against Legia Warsaw.
Inspired Chelsea's victory in Poland
We're backing Sancho to show just what he is capable of once again this weekend when the Polish club make the trip to Stamford Bridge on Thursday night.