Leicester City started their new season campaign by dropping two points at home when a resilient Wolverhampton Wanderers side held them to a goalless draw at the King Power Stadium last Sunday. They are looking to recoup the points at Stamford Bridge. However, Ndidi and his teammates will face a defiant Chelsea who will play out of their skin to please their home fans and get their new campaign on a good track after losing 4-0 to Manchester United at the Old Trafford on matchday-one and losing the UEFA Super Cup title to Liverpool. Chelsea manager, Frank Lampard knows that a result other than an outright win in today’s home match will fray more nerves among the club’s faithful. And the former captain has done enough pep talk, for his players to be at their best, play without pressure and beat Leicester City.