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Soccer Saturday
Nov 27
Put their best teams on the park and you'll see just how strong Arsenal and Chelsea are, says Andy Gray.
Luiz Felipe Scolari has a balancing act to perform at Stamford Bridge.
Maybe Chelsea have tried to be too entertaining this season and have sacrificed some of their grit, determination and ability to close a game out when they are 1-0 ahead. Maybe they have are a little bit more vulnerable under Scolari, but they are a little bit more attractive for it.
To be fair, they're playing without Didier Drogba, Michael Essien, Michael Ballack and Ricardo Carvalho. Those are four powerful and physical footballers and if you take them out of the side it's very, very difficult to replicate them.
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