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  • Seagulls make it tough0

      Cradling her little son Harry, who is now three months, Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes admitted that the 3-1 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion had been every bit as tough as she had anticipated at a sultry Kingsmeadow. Her opposite number, the former England Lionesses gaffer Hope Powell, made life difficult for the

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  • It’s fun smacking the Arse0

      There are times when you just get an instinct of how a game is going to turn out, when you can confidently predict the final score because everything is going precisely to plan. Not so at the Bridge at the weekend when Chelsea and Arsenal – each with a new manager – clashed in

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  • Blues will face Sarajevo0

      Chelsea Women will take on the Bosnian side SFK 2000 Sarajevo in the opening stage of this year’s Champions League – the competition that the Blues got to the semi-finals of last season before being defeated by eventual runners-up Wolfsburg. Chelsea are in the last 32 of the competition, with the draw for the

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  • Blues in Conti Cup action0

      Chelsea begin their attempt to wrest the Continental Cup from reigning holders Arsenal with a game against Brighton at Kingsmeadow on Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile Arsenal will be playing London rivals West Ham. There are 22 women’s clubs competing for the trophy, with Manchester City away to Birmingham, and new girls Manchester United facing Liverpool.

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  • Season starts, lion purrs0

    Fleetingly, Chelsea topped the new Premier League table after last weekend’s satisfying 3-0 away win at Huddersfield, but what was even more pleasing was the way things clicked. Morrie Sarri had played down prospects, saying that real synchronicity could be up to three months away. But with N’Golo Kante knocking in a surprise opener, new

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  • I’m a good bet, says Kepa0

    He came across as a well-grounded, measured, thoughtful and mature young man. The 23-year-old Kepa Arrizabalaga was unveiled as the Blues’ new first-choice keeper at Stamford Bridge this afternoon, giving a strong, confident display in front of a school of sharks in the press lounge beneath the east stand. Helped by a Spanish interpreter –

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