Chelsea conclude the league stage of the Europa Conference League by hosting Irish side Shamrock Rovers on Thursday evening.
The Blues have beaten their previous five opponents during the league stage and have guaranteed themselves safe passage to the last 16. A visit from unbeaten Shamrock Rovers should not threaten their perfect record.
Enzo Maresca will make wholesale changes to his starting line-up on Thursday, fielding a team made up of specialist players and academy products. The Italian has made comprehensive changes in each of the Blues' five wins during the league stage, such is the incredible depth of his squad.
Here's how Chelsea could line up against Shamrock Rovers.
GK: Filip Jorgensen – Jorgensen was from Chelsea Conference League goalkeeper this season and has done an impressive job during his European outings. He will be hoping for a third clean sheet in the league stage.
RB: Josh Acheampong – After months in exile, academy star Acheampong was finally given his first European opportunity by Maresca against Astana. He performed admirably under difficult conditions and seems to have been rewarded with a new contract.
CB: Tosin Adarabioyo – Chelsea find themselves short on centre-back options now following recent injuries to Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile. with Adarabioyo also in the weekend win over Brentford.
CB: Axel Disasi – Disasi has not always been faultless in a Chelsea shirt, but he has improved in recent outings. Has scored twice and kept two clean sheets in his last four appearances for the Blues.
LB: Marc Cucurella – With Cucurella suspended for the weekend's game with Everton next watching the reds against Brentfordthe Spaniard could be used in what is essentially a dead rubber match for Chelsea.
DM: Cesare Casadei – Casadei missed the trip to Astana after serving a one-match ban following a red card against Heidenheim. He will compete with youngster Sam Rak-Sakyi for a starting spot.
DM: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – Dewsbury-Hall produced a class performance in a Chelsea youth team in Kazakhstan. The midfielder has been almost entirely restricted to Conference League appearances since his move to west London.
RW: Tyrique George – The 18-year-old came close to opening his Chelsea account against Astana and is likely to get another chance to make a top-flight debut here.
AM: Christopher Nkunku – Nkunku has been relentless when called upon this season, especially in the Conference League. However, seven goals in six games have not been enough to usurp the in-form Nicolas Jackson.
LW: Joao Felix – Felix missed the weekend win by a stroke but could return in the midweek start of the 11th. Mykhailo Mudryk likely would have started, but he recently failed a drug test.
ST: Marc Guiu – The summer signing put in an excellent performance in Kazakhstan last week, closed with two goals – the first of which was excellent.