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Newcastle vs Chelsea: Sarri to stick to 4 -3 – 3 formation,  check out the Blues possible line up

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Newcastle vs Chelsea: Sarri to stick to 4 -3 – 3 formation, check out the Blues possible line up

Chelsea will be having their second away match on Sunday as they take on Newcastle at St James’ Park.

The Blues are hoping to get another 3 points from this match, but Newcastle are not an easy team they can defeat like except they strategise and plan well.

Chelsea had a narrow win against Unai Emery led Arsenal squad last weekend at Stamford Bridge in a game that ended 3 – 2.

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Well, Chelsea boss, Sarri Maurizio is not taking the match lightly as the Blues will still maintain their 4 – 3 – 3 football formation as we expect to see more of Tiki-Taka also known as ‘Sarri Ball’ style of play.

Below are the list of players that are likely to make it to the first eleven in the match against Newcastle;

Goalpost: Chelsea new goalkeeper, Kepa from Atletico Bilbao will in between the goal post despite his performance against Arsenal, he will have to play again to get acquainted with the English style of play.

Defense line: Chelsea defense was not that strong against Arsenal but Marcos Alonso and Azipilicuetta will play on the left and right back respectively,  while the duo of Antonio Rudiger and David Luiz will play in the centre back.

Midfield: The duo of Jorginho and N’golo Kante are sure to start in the game while one of Matteo Kovacic or Ross Barkley will have to battle for the third midfielder.

Attack: with Eden Hazard back to form, Willian is likely to be on the bench while Pedro and Alvaro Morata will still maintain their wings.

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