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Chelsea injury news and return dates for Arsenal clash amid huge Cole Palmer update

Chelsea could welcome back Cole Palmer for Sunday afternoon's clash against London rivals Arsenal at Stamford Bridge after a lengthy spell on the side-lines.

Cole Palmer in action for Chelsea.

Cole Palmer has not played for Chelsea since September 20 against Manchester United.

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Chelsea could see Cole Palmer return to the starting line-up when they meet Arsenal. The Blues are looking to continue their unbeaten streak when they take on Mikel Arteta's side at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

The Club World Cup winners continued their excellent form with a 3-0 win over Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday night. Chelsea have been building momentum ahead of the festive period, securing victories in five of their last six matches across all competitions.

Despite their impressive form, the west Londoners have struggled to overcome Arsenal over their last seven encounters. Enzo Maresca will be keen to change that trend at the weekend, and he might just have a secret weapon up his sleeve.

Cole Palmer

After recovering from a groin injury, Palmer suffered a fractured toe. The midfielder hasn't played for Chelsea since he exacerbated his muscle problem at the end of September, missing out on 13 matches across all competitions.

Cole Palmer trains with his Chelsea team-mates.

Cole Palmer is now back in Chelsea training.

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Estevao Willian

Estevao looked to take a hit during Chelsea's victory over Barcelona on Tuesday night. After receiving treatment, the 18-ear old winger returned to the pitch briefly before being substituted.

Romeo Lavia

Lavia was compelled to leave the field in the early minutes of Chelsea's match against Qarabag, earlier this month, appearing to have sustained a muscle injury.

Dario Essugo

Essugo suffered a thigh injury while representing Portugal's Under-21s in September. The midfielder, who had to undergo surgery, has recently returned to training.

Levi Colwill

Colwill tore his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) shortly after reporting for pre-season training. The defender underwent surgery in early August and is currently participating in a rehabilitation programme.

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