Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest LIVE SCORE: Enzo Maresca’s Blues eye four Premier League wins on the spin – latest updates

Old friends become enemies

It might just be that Nottingham Forest's two best performers this season are products of Chelsea's youth academy...

Callum Hudson-Odoi is a familiar face at Stamford Bridge, and even scored against his former side in the final game of last season.

He is in fantastic form too, and will be keen to impress once more and show Chelsea what they're missing.

He's not alone either, former Chelsea full-back Ola Aina seems to have found his home in Nottingham, and having promised so much for so long, he has been given a chance to thrive in the Premier League and has grasped it with both hands.

Enzo Maresca will have surely earmarked these two before today's game.

Feeling the blues

Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest will not be shown on TV as it hasn't been selected to be broadcast in the UK.

It was originally scheduled for a 3pm kick-off on Saturday, so therefore cannot be shown live.

The match was subsequently pushed back a day following Chelsea's progression into the Europa Conference League.

Enzo Maresca's side beat Gent 4-2 in their European opener, which meant it would have been too soon for the Blues to play on Saturday.

Manchester United's thrilling match against Aston Villa will be the game shown live on TV instead.

Opposites attract

No side’s Premier League games have produced more goals than Chelsea’s so far this season (22).

While matches including Nottingham Forest have seen the fewest number of goals (11).

Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson have scored a combined 10 of Chelsea’s 22 goals this season, with both of the forwards enjoying superb starts to the new season.

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Enzo Maresca’s Blues have made a fine start to the season, taking 13 points from their opening six games.

Chelsea are looking to secure four straight wins in the Premier League as they look to keep pace with the top three.

They host a Nottingham Forest side who have also made a positive start to the new season but tasted their first defeat last time out.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s men were on the receiving end of a 1-0 defeat to Fulham last Saturday, with Raul Jimenez’s penalty the difference between the two sides.

Forest travel to a ground where they have had recent success after last season’s 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge.