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FA Cup | Fourth Round
Feb 17, 2013 at 12pm UK
 
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Preview: Chelsea vs. Brentford

Preview: Chelsea vs. Brentford
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Sports Mole looks ahead to this weekend's FA Cup fourth-round replay between Chelsea and Brentford at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea have a second chance to progress into the fifth round of the FA Cup when they take on Brentford in a fourth-round replay at Stamford Bridge.

The Blues managed to secure a replay courtesy of a late goal by Fernando Torres to leave the game all square at 2-2 in January, but proceedings will have to be wrapped up this weekend.

Blues interim manager Rafael Benitez could start defender John Terry, despite claiming that he suffered a recent setback on a knee injury, which he suffered against Liverpool in November.

Ashley Cole could replace Ryan Bertrand at full-back after overcoming a cold, which kept him out of yesterday's 1-0 victory over Sparta Prague in the first leg of the Europa League round-of-32 clash.

Meanwhile, Harry Forrester, Clayton Donaldson and Marcello Trotta are likely to start in attack for the visiting side.

Recent form

Chelsea: WWLDD

Brentford: WDLDD

Possible starting lineups

Chelsea: Cech; Azpilicueta, Cahill, Terry, Cole; Lampard, Ramires; Marin, Mata, Oscar; Ba

Brentford: Moore; Hodson, Craig, Dean, Barron; Forshaw, Douglas, Diagouraga; Forrester, Donaldson, Trotta

Sports Mole says: 3-0


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