Defending champions Chelsea football club of England will face Italian giants Juventus in Turin on Wednesday night, as both teams will be looking to stamp a strong authority on group F.
As it stands, Juventus are currently top of the group standings courtesy of a plus 3 goal difference.
Chelsea FC injury update:
1. Mason Mount
Mason Mount has recovered from the minor injury he sustained during their hard-fought victory over Aston Villa in the Carabao cup.
The 23 years old is expected to be named in starting line up for their crucial UCL match against Juventus.
Mason Mount contribution to Tuchel's team is overwhelmed and his absent against Manchester City affects the team a lot and they are waiting for his return soon.
Reece James out for 4-6 weeks
Chelsea are in a very big trouble, Reece James was substituted against city due to injury which looked like Ankle problem.
According to a tweet put out by Dr Rajpal Brar (h/t football.london), the European champions could lose the defender for up to 4-6 weeks due to an ankle injury.
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