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Chelsea’s opponents – starting with Palace this weekend – already had a strong incentive to beat the reigning European champions. That’s likely to be fiercer now that the Blues rule the world. In 2012, when the Blues lost to Corinthians in the Club World Cup final (then known as the Club World Championship), it was
READ MOREThe title race in the Women’s Super League is still wide open after Chelsea and Arsenal played out a rare goalless draw at a chilly Kingsmeadow. The Friday night game – with 3,330 tickets constituting a sell-out for the ground – saw the sides cancel each other out, with the Gunners having the best of
READ MORENaimh Charles dashed over to meet fans at the end of Chelsea’s hard-fought win over City on Sunday afternoon Picture: Morris Thain Chelsea Women’s hard-earned 1-0 victory over Manchester City at a sunny Kingsmeadow on Sunday lunchtime tees up a showdown match against Arsenal, under the lights on Friday night. Although it won’t
READ MOREJess Carter is congratulated by her team-mates on her goal as ex-Blue Hannah Blundell walks off disconsolately in the Conti Cup Pic: Chelsea FC Chelsea’s pace and grit knocked a threatening Man Utd women’s team out of the Conti Cup in an action-packed semi under the lights at Kingsmeadow, setting up a third
READ MOREFarewell, Carly. Chelsea’s long-serving goalie is leaving Kingsmeadow to fly to California to join San Diego Wave. Carly Telford’s last listing on a Chelsea teamsheet came as an unused sub against Brighton in the weekend’s disappointing draw. The 34-year-old, who made 76 appearances and won four league titles with Chelsea, had started to get into
READ MOREHe’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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