Enzo Fernandez picked up two assists in the first leg, in just 45 minutes of action. He’s been encouraged to get in the box more by Enzo Maresca which has seen his goal contribution record improve as the season has unfolded. 

Fernandez has registered six goal contributions across his five appearances in the Conference League this season, adding to the 13 he’s recorded in the Premier League (six goals, seven assists) - he’s registered 10 more goal contributions this season compared to last, despite only playing two games more this campaign to date. 

Like most of the rest of the Chelsea side, Fernandez is a level above this competition and he showed that in the first leg in setting up two goals to give Chelsea a foothold in the tie. He’s finding himself in the final third more often under Maresca, which is having a direct impact on the numbers he is producing this term. He also scored Chelsea's opener against Liverpool at the weekend.

Stensson and the Djurgarden midfield as a whole really struggled to deal with Chelsea’s movement and rotations in the middle of the park. Stensson committed two fouls and contested five duels in the first leg, with Djurgarden committing 10 fouls overall. 

Stensson has committed 19 fouls across his nine appearances in the Conference League this season (2.30 per 90). He has picked up four yellow cards in the Conference League this season as a result of this foul record. He’s likely to line up against Cole Palmer here, who came off the bench in the first leg to provide an assist.

Palmer has won 57 fouls across his 34 appearances in the Premier League this season (1.75 per 90) which is a record that indicates that he can trouble Stensson here. Reece James could also emerge as a potential target for Stensson, James was hauled down twice in the first leg.

The first leg produced five goals as Chelsea ran out 4-1 winners. We can expect Chelsea to stack up the goals here, as they have been doing at home in the Conference League this season, but Djurgarden could also contribute to this tally, they breached the Chelsea backline in the first leg and could have added more goals, registering 16 shots in the game. 

Chelsea have seen 3+ goals in nine of their 11 games in the Conference League this season, and have crossed this line in all five of their home games in the competition. Chelsea’s superior quality in this competition has naturally led to high-scoring games.

Djurgarden have seen 5+ goals in each of their last two games in the Conference League, including in the second leg of their quarter-final against Rapid Wien. Chelsea showed in the first leg the notable gap in quality between these sides, which should actualise itself here. This selection is aided by the fact that Djurgarden could end up carrying a significant attacking threat as well, they managed an xG of 1.39 in the first leg.