Chelsea

Blues go for six on the trot 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 9th January 2020
The Blues go into Sunday’s clash with Bristol City with an impressive record of 23 wins in their last 30 Barclays FA Women’s Super League home games – and only two defeats in that time. Once again, manager Emma Hayes plans a two-up-front approach, with Beth England (pictured) alongside Aussie newcomer Sam Kerr. Sunday’s match
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Don’t lose our youngsters!0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 8th January 2020
Chelsea must stick with their belief in younger players, or they’ll lose them as they’ve lost so many down the years, says manager Frank Lampard. Under pressure to cling to fourth place in the Premier League, and with a £150million war chest at his disposal should he want to enter the transfer market this
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Callum & Ross earn cup win 1
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 6th January 2020
A bravura performance by Callum Hudson-Odoi, who scored one goal and made a second as Chelsea cruised past Nottingham Forest in their FA Cup 3rd round tie on Sunday, means the Blues are in the 4th round, with a trip to Hull City. The lively teenaged midfielder only needed six minutes to score, cutting in
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Away to the Addicks 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 6th January 2020
Chelsea Women have an intriguing away trip from south-west London to south-east to face Charlton Athletic in the 4th round of the Women’s FA Cup. Emma Hayes’ team will be travelling to face the Championship side at The Oakwood in Old Road, Crayford, Kent, on Sunday January 26… probably at 2pm, although the kick-off time
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Sam inspires victory 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 5th January 2020
New signing Sam Kerr made her debut for Chelsea in an exciting, end-to-end duel against Reading… but it was her effect on the rest of the Blues team that most pleased manager Emma Hayes. Playing alongside Beth England as part of a two-pronged Chelsea attack, Kerr made a good, workmanlike contribution to her first club
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Bicycle thieves 0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 3rd January 2020
There’s not much you can do but stand, applaud and admire the bicycle kick that stole two points from Chelsea at Brighton… scored by a man with more aitches than a Scrabble set. When Alireza Jahanbakhsh beat Kepa Arrizabalaga with that overhead kick to win the Seagulls a draw and cancel out captain Cesar Azpilicueta’s
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