Stoke boss Mark Hughes is in no doubt it is high time the club brought their run of fruitless trips to Stamford Bridge to an end . Since gaining promotion to the Barclays Premier League in 2008 , the Potters have played Chelsea away eight times in all competitions and lost on every occasion . They did win their last visit to the Londoners ' ground previous to that , a League Cup triumph in 1995 , but it is not since a 1-1 draw between the two sides in 1984 that Stoke have claimed a point there . Stoke City manager Mark Hughes says his side must end their barren run at Chelsea . Frank Lampard ( right ) celebrates as Chelsea beat Stoke 3-0 on their most recent visit to Stamford Bridge . Adding to that in Saturday 's 5.30pm clash at the stadium certainly looks a tall order - leaders Chelsea have won 11 and drawn three of their 14 home league games this season . But Hughes , who has seen his 10th-placed side notch victories at the likes of Manchester City and Tottenham already this term , is adamant Stoke must address their poor Stamford Bridge record . Former Chelsea striker Hughes said : 'It 's not easy . Our record there has n't been great - but that could be said of most clubs in the Premier League recently . ' I 'm told that the last time we got a positive result there ( in the league ) was 1984 and my first-team coach ( Eddie Niedzwiecki ) was in goal for Chelsea . ' I do n't know what that says about the quality of Stoke in those days - or if it questions the ability of my first-team coach ! Stoke forward Jonathan Walters is expected to shake off a calf knock in time to be available . Marc Muniesa is set to return to the squad after missing five games because of a hamstring problem . 'But it has been a long time and we need to address that . We have been able to go to the likes of Manchester City and Tottenham this year ( and get results ) and our away form for the most part has been good . 'We have proved to ourselves that we can go to top clubs and get positive results , and hopefully we will do more of the same at the weekend . ' Stoke forward Jonathan Walters is expected to shake off a calf knock in time to be available for Saturday 's contest and defender Marc Muniesa is set to return to the matchday squad after missing five games because of a hamstring problem . The Potters also have Victor Moses fit again - but he will not be able to feature this weekend as the opposition is the on-loan winger 's parent club .
Stoke City have lost all home trips to Chelsea since Premier derby ended . Mark Hughes insists that their fruitless Stamford home visits would end . finishing unbeaten in 14 premier League home games this season ( 11 wins )