Dewsbury-Hall put in his best performance in a Chelsea shirt to date in the first leg of Chelsea’s quarter-final tie against Legia Warsaw, he had five shots in that game.

From a tactical point of view, Dewsbury-Hall usually fills in Enzo Fernandez’s position in the Chelsea starting lineup. Chelsea like to play with two advanced 10s just ahead of a double pivot, which is formed by one of the fullbacks inverting alongside Moises Caicedo or whoever Maresca trusts in the holding midfield position. This sees Dewsbury-Hall stay quite high up the pitch, which will aid him in getting shots away, boosted by his positive performances in the Conference League this term, having been unable to find a way into Enzo Maresca’s plans in the league.

Dewsbury-Hall is averaging 1.94 shots per 90 in the Conference League, a record that has returned three goals for the 26-year-old who will be hoping to end the campaign strongly after what has been a difficult transition since joining from Leicester.

Chelsea won eight corners in the away leg of their quarter final tie against Legia Warsaw and can post a similar number here. Chelsea have won 48 corners across their 10 games in the Conference League this season (4.8 per game), this isn’t totally reflective of the dominance they've had, with multiple games seeing them take their foot off the gas and simply controlling proceedings.

They have won 6+ corners in three of their last four Premier League matches, totalling a notable 35 flag kicks over this period (8.75 per game). Now at the semi-final stage of this competition, they'll need to up the anti and with no other trophies to play for this season, expect a strong line-up and dominant performance here, with plenty of corners.

Chelsea have made light work of the Conference League up until this point and despite losing their first game of the competition at home against Legia Warsaw in the last round, Enzo Maresca’s men will be looking to set up a commanding lead in Sweden which will take the pressure off them for the second leg with key games in the race for Champions League qualification to come, which will be the clubs priority.

Chelsea have won nine of their 10 games in the Conference League this season. The size and quality of their squad is clearly far too good for this competition. For a side like Djurgarden to reach the semi-final shows the lack of quality that is present in the Conference League.

Djurgarden have made an unfortunate habit of losing the first leg of their knockout ties, they lost both first leg games against Pafos and Rapid Wien en route to the semi-finals and you would back Chelsea to keep that record going. Chelsea have seen this selection land in seven of their 10 games in the Conference League this season and can win by a couple of goals again on Thursday.