Republic of Ireland midfielder Harry Arter wants to breach the Bridge on St Stephen's Day and heal the scars of Bournemouth's southcoast derby defeat to Southampton.
The Cherries head to table-toppers Chelsea with impressive defender Nathan Ake unlikely to be eligible to face his parent club.
Eddie Howe's men fell to a painful 3-1 home loss against the Saints last Sunday, but midfielder Arter has demanded that they restore their usual tempo in possession in west London.
"Any game in the Premier League if you get the first goal it should be an important time to sit back and control the game but we didn't manage to do that," Arter told Bournemouth's official club website, of Sunday's loss to south-coast rivals Southampton.
"We let them back into it, and the goal was disappointing because I felt we should have defended better on that one. From then on really we lost control of the game and we let them dictate it.
"Technically on the ball it was our worst performance for a long time, and physically we weren't great either.
And those two things together are a recipe for disaster really.
"The biggest disappointment is not being able to get back-to-back league wins yet this season.
"We're going to have keep looking behind us rather than in front of us."
Arter believes Ake will command a regular starting berth at Chelsea next season.
The Chelsea loanee has impressed with the Cherries this term, with Howe hoping to retain the talented 21-year-old until the end of the season.
The Bournemouth boss has confirmed Chelsea have a January recall clause on Ake's loan deal, but remains confident he can convince the Dutchman to stay at the Vitality Stadium until the summer.
Arter is backing Ake to build a long-term career at the heart of Chelsea boss Antonio Conte's three-man defence.
"Nathan deserves all the plaudits he's getting at the moment," said Arter of Ake, who headed Bournemouth's only goal in Sunday's 3-1 home loss to Southampton.
"And I've no doubt that next year he'll go back to Chelsea and play in their side.
"I personally feel he's more than good enough, especially with the system they're playing now.
"And it's a credit to him because he's worked really hard, even when he wasn't in the team, and he deserves all the praise he's getting."
Ake headed the Cherries into a 1-0 lead over the Saints on Sunday.
The hosts could not maintain a blistering start however, as a neat finish from Ryan Bertrand and Jay Rodriguez's brace turned the tide.
