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Canaries can tweet again 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 7th January 2018
After Chelsea failed to overcome a bog-standard Norwich City side at Carrow Road with what surely ranks as the Blues’ most lacklustre performance of the season, the replay will take place at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday January 16 at 7.45pm. ‘It’s a pity because we wanted to win the game; instead we have to play
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It’s Groundhog Day… again!0
- Chelsea FC Women
- 4th January 2018
If the fixture Chelsea v Arsenal has a vague ring to it, you’re not reliving Groundhog Day. Although the first team played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at the Emirates on Wednesday night, it’s a chance for Chelsea Ladies to make the most of the long-ish recovery break over Christmas and put one over their
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Late drama at the Emirates 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 4th January 2018
It was a rollercoaster ride at the Emirates for the eagerly awaited post-New Year Arsenal v Chelsea clash, with the balance of the game twisting and turning right into stoppage time. In the end, a 2-2 draw was probably about right, although Arsenal just shaded it in terms of attacking chances in a match which
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A handful of positives 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 30th December 2017
Chelsea scored five as visitors Stoke decided to save their firepower for other matches in a disappointingly one-sided contest at Stamford Bridge on the day before New Year’s Eve. With each goal coming from a different player, it demonstrated the breadth of the Blues’ talent just as much as it underlined the fragility of City’s
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Unlocking a grim defence 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 26th December 2017
How do you do it? How do you unlock a defence that is determined to shut out all attacks? The Blues failed at Goodison Park, where Sam Allardyce’s Everton team snuffed out move after move in a thorough – if grim – display of suffocation. The celebrations at the end of that 0-0 confirmed that
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‘Humble’ Ampadu’s the future 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 21st December 2017
Am-pa-du-du-du, push pineapple, shake the tree… The 17-year-old wunderkid – and he’s only just turned 17 – is a key part of Tony Conte’s vision for Chelsea’s future… although the Blues manager has a word of warning for the youngster who played in the David Luiz/Andreas Christensen central defensive slot in the 2-1 League Cup victory
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