That the Londoners, regardless of the venue have failed to score before halftime in four games. It's a long run never before have they waited so long for a goal in the first half. After the 2-1 victory against Bournemouth, things went straight back in the other direction, losing the immensely important duel against Wolverhampton. The fact that they've managed three away wins doesn't exactly make me euphoric. Ipswich has kept two clean sheets and the one clean sheet came in the first leg against Chelsea. Incidentally, this is the first time the Premier League has traveled to Stamford Bridge since 2001. The Champions League battle will likely come down to the last minute. Chelsea have a good chance, but with their away results still lacking, their home games will have to be a sure thing. The visitors can barely avoid relegation now and only really have a chance on Sunday if Chelsea mercilessly underestimate them, as they did in the first half of the season. For the Blues, only the points count; and a beautiful game isn't necessarily required.