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Chelsea turn their attention back to Premier League action on Saturday when they face out of form Manchester United. The Blues lost on penalties to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup during the week, and that followed a defeat to Tottenham in the league last weekend.
United, meanwhile, are winless in their last eight games across all competitions and have only won once in the league all season, leaving Michael Carrick hanging by a thread coming into this one.
Ahead of the Stamford Bridge clash, we have rounded up the latest injury news surrounding both sides.
Ugarte will be out until the spring after having knee surgery during the summer.
Shaw will be out until after the international break.
Sesko is going to be out until January due to a shin issue.
Dorgu is out for a couple more weeks with a hamstring issue.
This one will come too soon for Mainoo, who should return next week.
Rashford will be assessed after picking up a groin complaint.
James is going to be out until the new year due to undergoing surgery on a knee issue.
Pedro has a hamstring issue that is going to keep him out for a few weeks. Alonso has confirmed: "He has an injury of his thigh and is going to be out for a few weeks. Let's see how many: we don’t want to predict that, but he won’t be ready for the next games."
Lacroix is going to spend the coming weeks out with a hamstring issue. Alonso has said: "It’s too early to tell how serious it is. Unfortunately, he felt something in his hamstring, and we need a couple of days to check what the injury is going to be."
Martinez is going to remain out as he recovers from a fractured draw and subsequent surgery.
Chavarria will be hoping to return here after a short spell out.
Gusto will be assessed after having cramps against Liverpool. Alonso explained: "He had cramps. We were a little bit forced with substitutions."
It's the same sort of situation for Caicedo, who has a small issue.
Hato is another who will be assessed after picking up a knock during the week.
It remains unclear when Gittens will return from his lengthy layoff.