With Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal all dropping points over the Christmas period, Chelsea and Tottenham both have a chance to capitalise when they meet at White Hart Lane tonight.
The Blues are aiming to equal Arsenal's top flight record of 14 consecutive victories, and would be the first club to achieve this feat in a single season if they claim three points at Spurs.
It's going to be a tall order for the home side to stop a side that look like Premier League champions-elect, and here are the stats you need to know about ahead of the big match.