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  • All change, same outcome

    All change, same outcome0

    Completely changing your starting Xl ahead of an important European tie is either an act of madness or an act of genius. Fortunately Enzo Maresca appears to know what he’s doing, and the fans – once sceptical – are warming to their animated Italian gaffer. What delighted him more than the 4-2 victory at a

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  • Chelsea’s new-found rhythm

    Chelsea’s new-found rhythm0

    It wasn’t so much a stroll as a canter for Emma Hayes’ side who squared up to Willie Kirk’s Leicester City on a night it tipped down at Kingsmeadow. The Foxes goalie Janina Leitzig had the disheartening task of picking the ball out of her net six times on an evening which saw Chelsea in

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  • 10 men cling on for victory

    10 men cling on for victory0

    Despite only having 10 men for the last hour of a frantic match against the Foxes at the Bridge, after Conor Gallagher (pictured) was sent off for a cynical trip, Chelsea somehow held on for all three points. Two goals from Raheem Sterling, his first a cheeky contender for August goal of the month, were

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  • Fans show support for Tuchel

    Fans show support for Tuchel0

    Chelsea fans showed their support for manager Thomas Tuchel during these uncertain days for the club by unfurling an impressive new banner proclaiming him to be Deutscher Maestro. The vast flag was seen for the first time before Chelsea’s 1-1 Thursday night draw with Leicester City… a result which guarantees the Blues Champions League football

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  • A confidence restorer?

    A confidence restorer?0

    Pic: Chelsea FC Chelsea Women meet Leicester City for the first time in any competition on Sunday lunchtime, with the Blues having won 16 of their last 17 FA Women’s Super League matches against newly promoted clubs. It follows the drama of midweek when Pernille Harder scored a stoppage-time leveller to earn the Blues a

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  • Emma enters hall of fame

    Emma enters hall of fame0

    Fresh from the last-gasp drama of earning a draw at Kingsmeadow in the Champions League, Chelsea Women’s manager Emma Hayes has been announced as the latest to be honoured in the Women’s Super League hall of fame. Hayes, the longest serving manager in the WSL, turns 45 next week. Her haul of four league titles

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