Chelsea's recent form shows a notable rebound, securing four wins in their last five league matches. Their attack has been multifaceted, and their counter-attacking efficiency has improved. However, their home performances have been weaker than their away games, with only a 30% win rate at home this season. Their defence struggles with high pressing, often leaving gaps at the back, as evidenced by only one clean sheet in their last eleven matches. AFC Bournemouth, despite a higher ranking in the standings, are on a three-match winless streak. Their attacking creativity has been hampered by opponents' dense defensive setups. The team adopts a more conservative approach in away games, averaging 1.2 goals conceded per match, but their transition from defence to attack is slow, affecting their counter-attacking threat. Chelsea's performance generally aligns with their established status, not necessarily being a dominant force, although their home form has been decent, with nine unbeaten matches in eleven home games and solid defensive efficiency. Their recent 3-2 away victory boosted morale, ending a six-match winless streak. However, they have not won in their last four home games.