Manchester United defender John O'Shea believes the Reds have what it takes to beat Chelsea on Sunday.
Chelsea can overtake United at the top of the Barclays Premier League with a win at Old Trafford, but O'Shea is in confident mood after Sir Alex Ferguson's side reached the Champions League final with a 6-1 aggregate win over Schalke last night.
"The game at Old Trafford on Sunday is set for a classic," O'Shea told the Manchester Evening News. "We think our excellent home form will see us through."
Chelsea's attempt to defend their Premier League title looked finished after their draw at Stoke a month ago, but a run of five straight wins, aided by Arsenal's victory over United last weekend, have put Carlo Ancelotti's side back in the race.
At the other end of the table, West Ham welcome Blackburn to Upton Park where a victory would take the Hammers off the bottom of the table and plunge Blackburn deeper into trouble.
And striker Robbie Keane believes his side can beat the drop.
Keane told Sky Sports: "There are a few games to go, if we can get nine or seven points that could be enough.
"It's so close down there, but I still think we have enough to get ourselves out of it."
Elsewhere, Tottenham take on Blackpool looking to jump ahead of Liverpool and put more pressure on Manchester City for the last Champions League spot.
Blackpool will be looking to pick up a win that will see them push themselves closer to safety.
Fellow strugglers Wigan and Wolves take on Aston Villa and West Brom respectively, with only five points separating Wolves in 19th and Birmingham in 15th.
Birmingham take on Newcastle, who are already guaranteed another season in the top flight following an impressive return. A win for Birmingham would push them further towards safety.
With only three games left Arsenal are virtually out of the title race, but a win against FA Cup finalists Stoke on Sunday could keep their faint hopes alive.
Manchester City take on Everton at Goodison Park looking to guarantee themselves a Champions League spot for next season.
Sunderland take on Bolton with both sides looking to finish the season as high up the table as possible.
In the Monday night game, Liverpool take on Fulham at Craven Cottage with the Reds, revitalised under Kenny Dalglish, looking to push Roberto Mancini's side all the way for the final Champions League spot.