Chelsea return to Premier League action for the first time since March 8 on Sunday when they take on relegation-threatened Aston Villa at Villa Park.
Frank Lampard's side resume their campaign sitting fourth in the table, just three points clear of fifth-placed Manchester United in a competitive battle for Champions League places.
The Blues went into lockdown in good form, though, and will look to pick up where they left off in a week which has also seen them confirm the signing of Timo Werner from RB Leipzig.
The Germany international will not be available until next season, but here Sports Mole looks at how Chelsea could line up for their first game back.
Out: Jorginho (suspended), Fikayo Tomori (muscle), Marco van Ginkel (knee)
Doubtful: Callum Hudson-Odoi (ankle), Reece James (knock), Andreas Christensen (finger), N'Golo Kante (fitness)
> Click here for Chelsea's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
Chelsea will be without the suspended Jorginho for this match as he serves the second of his two-game ban for accumulating 10 yellow cards, although his absence has been eased somewhat by the emergence of Billy Gilmour.
The Scottish midfielder began to earn plaudits for his performances immediately before lockdown and is expected to fill in for Jorginho again this weekend as he looks to advance his first-team credentials.
N'Golo Kante is a minor doubt having returned to training later than most of his teammates due to concerns over coronavirus, although he is now back and has featured in a practice match, so he should be available for selection.
Lampard also has long-term absentee Ruben Loftus-Cheek back in contention, while the three-month break has given the likes of Tammy Abraham and Mateo Kovacic the chance to return to fitness too.
Speculation over Pedro's future could mean that he has played his final game for Chelsea while Callum Hudson-Odoi has been ruled out due to an ankle problem, but Willian and Christian Pulisic are both available.
Chelsea also have a couple of injury concerns in defence with Fikayo Tomori out and the likes of Andreas Christensen and Reece James doubtful, but Lampard should be able to name the same back four that started against Everton in their final match before lockdown.
Barney Corkhill
