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 Chelsea have indicated that Kepa Arrizabalaga could save his place between the sticks for the conflict versus Aston Manor.  The 28-year-old...

 Chelsea have indicated that Kepa Arrizabalaga could save his place between the sticks for the conflict versus Aston Manor. 

The 28-year-old goalkeeper has begun each game for the Blues since Graham Potter supplanted Thomas Tuchel.

Kepa has highlighted multiple times for the previous Brighton manager this season, keeping three clean sheets meanwhile. 

The Spaniard dazzled in Edouard Mendy's underlying nonappearance and has since assumed a critical part in the west Londoners' new up-turn in structure, with Chelsea winning every one of their past four matches.

Furthermore, Potter hopes to set to keep entrusting the shot-plug when the Blues faces Steven Gerrard's side at Manor Park this evening. 

Chelsea's in-house media group have posted a realistic across their social records of Kepa to review the apparatus with the west Midlands side.

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The goalkeeper is the main player to include on the post. 

While it doesn't ensure that Kepa will begin, it's an intriguing clue as the Spaniard develops into a conspicuous job under Potter.

In front of what is ready to be blockbuster session, Potter saw the tie. Addressing football.london, the Blues supervisor made sense of how Mendy has responded to Kepa holding down the main job.

The 47-year-old said: "He's been perfect, disposition awesome, and supporting the group. 

He was clearly harmed when I showed up and Kepa has played, gotten along admirably and added to positive outcomes. 

We're in the circumstance now where we have two great goalkeepers in the opposition and that is the thing we want to push each other along."

Potter went on by itemizing the danger that Manor posture to Kepa, and the remainder of the Chelsea crew. 

He said: "The edges are tiny as we've said in the Chief Association.

"I'm certain Steven will need to work on the outcomes and will be focusing on this game to attempt to do that. 

Had they beaten Nottingham Woodland they would have gone above Liverpool, so that shows you how rapidly things can change.

"We need to prepare sure we're for the test. In the Head Association, there is generally somebody under tension. Right now it's Steven yet he has the quality and experience and will come through I'm certain. 

So he needs to ensure we're great ourselves and with the best regard, not stress to a lot over Aston Estate and focus on ourselves."