In the 35th round of the Premier League, Everton will play Chelsea at home.
Currently, the Toffee are five points behind Leeds United in two games less and are in third-to-last place in the Premier League.
If not carefully, Everton coach Frank Lampard may lead the team to relegation.
For Lampard, playing against former club Chelsea will be an opportunity to prove his coaching ability.
It has been about 15 months since Lampard was sacked by Chelsea.
Although this has nothing to do with the blues' current manager Tuchel, the German coach still feels guilty about replacing Lampard as Chelsea manager.
Tuchel didn't have to be that way, because when Chelsea fired Lampard, Tuchel wasn't a member of Chelsea and it wasn't because of the German coach that the Blues fired Lampard.
Tuchel revealed that Lampard showed a gentlemanly demeanor when he became Chelsea's new manager. The Chelsea legend sent a "good luck" message to Tuchel.
This made Tuchel feel guilty about their first showdown as coaches, saying: "I took him in the middle of the way, and I still don't feel 100% comfortable about it.
Although this emotion exists, unfortunately Tuchel has the potential to lead Chelsea and put Lampard in even greater difficulties.
If Chelsea beat Everton, it would put the Toffees, already in relegation, into an even bigger relegation dilemma. Personally, Tuchel would certainly not want to see such a thing.
By then, according to Tuchel, he may deepen his guilt toward Lampard.
There will always be a lot of dramatic plots in life, and maybe a draw can avoid this regret.