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Chelsea First Team

  • Hail the young shaver!

    Hail the young shaver!0

    He’s barely old enough to shave, and he’d have broken the law if he’d celebrated with a beer after the game, but Lewis Hall – given his debut for Chelsea in the FA Cup 3rd Round against Chesterfield – made a dazzling first appearance in the senior team. Tom Tuchel, Blues manager, did his best

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  • Thrilling draw at the Bridge

    Thrilling draw at the Bridge0

    In a thrill-a-minute clash at the Bridge, Chelsea and Liverpool played out a glorious 2-2 draw, leaving Manchester City the only winner. You simply couldn’t take your eyes off the spectacle from the moment Sadio Mane was booked after 10 seconds for a nice-to-meet-you tackle on Blues captain Cesar Azpilicueta to the final toot of

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  • Blues’ time-wasting fails

    Blues’ time-wasting fails0

    The TV monitor shows Reece James’s pain as he limps off after half an hour in a frustrating draw against Brighton    Pics: Trisha Morin   Chelsea tried to time-waste their way to victory against Brighton on Wednesday night… and failed. A stoppage-time equaliser meant that any prospect of chasing down leaders Man City after

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  • Jingle bells for Blues

    Jingle bells for Blues0

    Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, Oh what fun it is to see Chelsea win away. Hey! The Christmas anthems rang out around Brentford’s community stadium as the Blues won through in the Carabao Cup in the duel of the Thomases, landing a mouth-watering double-header against Spurs in January in the draw for

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  • The Bridge erupts

    The Bridge erupts0

    Stamford Bridge erupted in the dying seconds of a thrilling match against old rivals Leeds United as a late, late penalty – coolly taken by Jorginho – stole all the points at the death. A draw would have been a fair result, but Chelsea’s smash-and-grab ensured there was a twist in the tail of this

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  • Smugness proves costly

    Smugness proves costly0

    There’s a risk of complacency at Chelsea – a smugness caused by too much self-belief and a feeling of entitlement. That’s the only logical conclusion following two sub-standard performances in four days, culminating in defeat at the London Stadium against a West Ham team who achieved a 3-2 win, despite the Blues being twice ahead

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