Chelsea's next five games and how they could break into the top four spot

Chelsea have a tough task ahead of them as they battle to break into the top four spots in the Premier League. The Blues are currently 11 points off the top four and could make up ground in their next five games. 

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The first of these games is a tricky away game at Leicester City on the 11th of March. Both teams are in contention for an European competition spot, and this could be a crucial game in the race for a top-four finish. Chelsea will need to be at their best if they are to get a positive result from this game. 

Next up, Chelsea welcome Everton to Stamford Bridge on the 18th of March. The Toffees are in mid-table and are in danger of being relegated, so they will be looking to cause an upset. Chelsea will need to be at their best to take all three points from this game and keep their top-four hopes alive. 

On the 1st of April, Chelsea welcome Aston Villa to Stamford Bridge. The Villains are currently in the eleventh position and are fighting to stay in the Premier League. This game could be seen as an opportunity for Chelsea to pick up three points and close the gap in the top four. 

Chelsea then have a huge game against rivals Liverpool on the 4th of April. The Reds are in the top six, and this game could be crucial in determining who finishes in those four spots. Chelsea will need to be at their best to get a positive result from this game. 

The Blues then finish their season away at Wolverhampton Wanderers on March 8. Wolves are in mid-table and are not in any danger of being relegated. This could be seen as a good opportunity for Chelsea to pick up three points and give themselves a chance of breaking into the top four. 

Chelsea have their next five games, and it is going to be a tough task for them to break into the top four. They will need to be at their best in each game and take all the chances that come their way if they are to reach their goal of a top-four finish.

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