Swansea, April 8: Antonio Conte's Chelsea reign doesn't start until after Euro 2016, but following confirmation this week that the Italy coach will take charge at Stamford Bridge, the focus has already switched towards next season.
Guus Hiddink has again done a fine job in his second spell as interim manager at the club and the Blues will head to Swansea on Saturday keen to extend their unbeaten Premier League run under the Dutchman. Last weekend's 4-0 win at Aston Villa took that run to 14 games and an unfamiliar line-up confirmed Hiddink's intention to use the final games of the campaign to experiment.   
Hiddink made good on his promise to give some of Chelsea's youngsters the chance to impress and the inclusion of Matt Miazga and Baba Rahman in a back-four at the expense of John Terry and Gary Cahill in particular raised eyebrows.     ?AFP