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Chelsea FanCast Preview Show #856

Stamford Chidge and Jonathan Kydd are joined by Dan Silver to look back at the midweek game against Watford and ahead to Saturday's clash against West Ham.


In part one Adam Newson from Football.London joins us to look back at the ugly win against Watford in midweek and to pick up on today's press conference with Thomas Tuchel and to round up this week's Chelsea news.


In part two Will Pugh from We Are West Ham podcast joins us for the 'Opposition View' to talk about West Ham's season so far, Declan Rice, Kurt Zouma and how he rates West Ham's chances against Chelsea on Saturday.


And in part three, we preview the West Ham v Chelsea match looking at the possible team selection and how we see the match going.

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