The Blues boss has refrained from wholesale changes since guiding his team to Premier League safety and may choose to name a strong line-up again at Arsenal on Sunday.
Injuries to the likes of Nathan Patterson and Vitalii Mykolenko limit the extent to which Dyche can make changes at the back, with Ashley Young, Seamus Coleman and Ben Godfrey vying for the full back positions. Dyche has not deviated from the centre back partnership of James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite since they came together in the home match against Wolverhampton Wanderers - apart from when injuries and suspensions elsewhere in the squad have forced him into a tactical change.
The same can be said for both Beto and Youssef Chermiti. Dominic Calvert-Lewin kept hold of his starting position against Sheffield United on Saturday and was excellent in the victory, providing the cross for Abdoulaye Doucoure’s winner. His fitness and form in the final stages of the season have left him with nothing to prove going into the summer and so Beto or Chermiti could be exposed to useful minutes.