Friday 1 August, 2014
The former England captain has signed a one-year extension to his contract.
Atleti equalise and take the upper-hand in London
After a scoreless first leg, Chelsea host Atletico Madrid in London hoping for a place in this year’s final.
“If it was against me, in a situation like that, I would have been fuming, for sure,” he said.
“This defeat is my fault. I take full responsibility for it.”
A flurry of first-half goals from Samuel Eto’o, Andre Schurrle, Eden Hazard and Oscar ended the game as a contest.
Jose Mourinho’s side could not break the deadlock against Big Sam’s men.
Cardiff boss Malky Mackay accused the referee of getting it “horribly wrong” at Stamford Bridge today.
The 50-year-old Portuguese today returned to the club after six years away.
‘I’m the same person, I have the same heart. I have the same kind of emotions related to my passion for football and my job, but of course I am a different person.’
It finished 1-1 in tonight’s international friendly at Stamford Bridge.
How long more does the former Liverpool boss have at the Bridge?
The midfielder says the Pensioners need to get back to winning ways at home tonight when they host Southampton.
The Spaniard also revealed that the Demba Ba transfer has yet to be officially confirmed.
The Pensioners host Paul Lambert’s in-form side at the Bridge. Find out how it goes.
The England forward has scored 24 goals in 49 starts and 47 substitute appearances since his arrival at Stamford Bridge.
The Blues take on Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge and currently lie in seventh.
The player was injured in Saturday’s 3-1 win against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
The midfielder has been punished for clashing with match officials following the controversial 3-2 defeat.
The champions travelled to London hoping to hinder Rafa’s revolution at the Bridge.
The Pensioners’ new interim manager says the experienced pair could depart at the end of the season.
The Dutchman’s father claims that the former midfielder will become Chelsea’s new assistant manager.
John Terry and Luis Suarez were at the heart of the action as Chelsea and Liverpool met in London. Catch up on the action in our minute-by-minute report here.
Roberto di Matteo is expecting Liverpool to put it up to his side at Stamford Bridge this afternoon.
The game’s governing body in England has issued a short, sharp statement today.
The defender wore the equality group’s T-shirt before today’s Arsenal-QPR game.
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says Terry has been handed a club record fine but he’ll continue to wear the armband.
The power station is one-third held by NAMA – and Chelsea want to turn it into an iconic 60,000-seater stadium.
QPR needed a win to pull clear of the relegation zone while Newcastle’s defeat gave Chelsea hope of snatching fourth place.
“I am very pleased with this result but it is only half-time,” the Italian said after last night’s shock 1-0 win.
We brought live minute-by-minute updates from the latest instalment of an enthralling Anglo-Iberian rivalry. You lucky, lucky reader.
Roberto di Matteo will see his side into the semi-finals of Europe’s elite club competition if they can defend a single-goal lead.
The Spurs boss predicted a supporter backlash if he were to make the move to west London to take over at Stamford Bridge.
The Brazilian manager also questioned Roman Abramovich’s close relationship with certain senior Chelsea players.
Chelsea face Birmingham in an FA Cup replay tomorrow night, days after Andre Villas-Boas was sacked.
Spain boss Vicente del Bosque dropped the Chelsea striker… but he’ll back says David Silva.
Stamford Bridge chiefs have told Roman Abramovich that Rafa Benitez should replace a damaged Andre Villas-Boas.
Could Andre-Villas avoid an upset and more upheaval at Chelsea by eliminating Birmingham City? Relive it here.
Could Manchester United claim a big scalp to keep pace with Manchester City? Relive all the action here
The 27-year-old Dane has suffered ligament damage and will be out of action for “at least four weeks, maybe five or six”.
YESTERDAY A PILOT scheme was launched in London which will see repeat offenders whose crimes were alcohol related forced to wear a ‘sobriety tag’.
The tags measure a person’s perspiration every 30 minutes and tests it to see if there is any alcohol present.
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Man seriously injured after being ‘pushed into bus’ at Aston Quay |
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Argentina burns bondholders for the second time in 13 years |
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