Chelsea take on third-placed Manchester United at Stamford Bridge (their home ground in west London) on Saturday in a Premier League fixture with major implications for UEFA Champions League qualification. The hosts, sitting sixth and seven points behind United, have won just once in their last seven league matches and face a fan protest over the club's direction under American owners BlueCo, while manager Liam Rosenior acknowledged the team is "running out of time" to secure a top-five finish. United arrive weakened, with centre-backs Lisandro Martínez and Harry Maguire both suspended, though a Chelsea win would tighten a remarkably congested race in which just six points could separate third place from tenth by the end of the weekend's fixtures.