Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell is poised to come back from the cold to make his first appearance of the season during Tuesday’s Carabao Cup clash with League Two leaders Barrow. The England left-back looked set to leave the Blues in the summer after being told he had no future at Stamford Bridge.

All is well in the land of Enzo Maresca at Chelsea and the Stamford Bridge faithful will be hoping to tuck into a serene exhibition on Tuesday night.The Blues begin their Carabao Cup journey against confident League Two leaders Barrow having extended their unbeaten run in the Premier League to four games with a 3-0 win over West Ham on Saturday.

Chelsea’s depth and quality are expected to be too much for Barrow, and anything less than a win would be a significant surprise. With the squad’s strength and last season’s near miss in mind, a convincing 4-0 victory for the Blues seems likely.

A Preview of the Carabao Cup ClashChelsea Aiming for Carabao Cup Glory AgainChelsea are set to kick off their Carabao Cup journey with a fixture against League Two side Barrow.

Chelsea fans have reason to smile ahead of their Carabao Cup clash against Barrow, as head coach Enzo Maresca has confirmed that right-back Malo Gusto has recovered from his injury and is ready to return to action.

CHELSEA kick-start their Carabao Cup campaign against League Two opponents Barrow at Stamford Bridge. SunSport betting experts have previewed the contest and selected the best bets, tips and

Chelsea begin their quest for domestic cup success when they host League Two Barrow in the Carabao Cup third round on Tuesday evening. Enzo Maresca has enjoyed a largely successful start to his

Ben Chilwell could make his first Chelsea appearance of the season against Barrow, with manager Enzo Maresca hinting at wholesale changes for Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup third-round tie. Chilwell was part of a group of players frozen out by Maresca earlier this summer as the Italian looked to trim a bloated squad.

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Malo Gusto has returned from injury and could feature in the side’s Carabao Cup clash with Barrow. Gusto, 21, was forced off in the second half of Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace due to a muscle problem and missed the Blues’ last two matches in the Premier League against Bournemouth and West Ham.