In this series we take a look at three points of interest across the Club, this week mainly focusing on European football
Three Points: September 8 – 14
In this series we take a look at three points of interest across the Club, this week focusing on international games and their toll on top clubs who generally have to rotate after these breaks.
Three Points: August 25 – 31
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the Club. This week we focus on Aggie Beever-Jones, the ups and downs of youth football and the craziness of a transfer window.
Three Points: August 18 – 24
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the Club. This week we focus on the U21s strong start to the season, Potter getting hammered, and the U18s season opener
Three Points: August 11 – 17
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the club. This week we focus on Josh Acheampong, the women's pre-season and the dreaded low block
Chelsea 24-25 Season Review & Ratings
Premier League: 4th (69 points) FA Cup: 4th Round Carabao Cup: 4th Round UEFA Conference League: Winners FIFA Club World Cup: Winners Enzo Maresca: 7.25/10 The 24-25 season has left some fans debating what constitutes success, but there has clearly been some progress in the league, while they also "completed the set" by winning the... Continue Reading →
Strengths and Shortcomings from Everton v Chelsea
Chelsea kicked off their 2022/23 Premier League campaign on Saturday with a trip up to Merseyside to face last season's survival specialists Everton. Chelsea have been busy in the transfer window already, securing three lucrative signings with Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly, and Marc Cucurella coming through the doors at Stamford Bridge. Thomas Tuchel has also... Continue Reading →
2021, Not 2012
With $250 mil spent in the summer Chelsea went into the season looking to close the gap between themselves and Premier League rivals Manchester City and Liverpool. In a global pandemic which forced many clubs to remain cautious in their transfer approach, Abramovich chose to compete or die with various marquee signings for his West... Continue Reading →
How Have Chelsea Changed Since Their Last Champions League Final?
The UEFA Champions League is the most coveted European cup competition. Chelsea FC are one of ten teams who have won this prestigious competition once in their existence, and are looking to double that tally when they face Manchester City on the 29th of May. Chelsea won their solo Champions League title back in 2012,... Continue Reading →
Chelsea v West Brom: Match Preview
After a tedious international break, Chelsea are back in action, as the Blues await a struggling West Brom side, who are fighting for their lives in the top flight. The reverse fixture provided a game that delivered more than expected at the Hawthorns, as the Baggies struck gold as they led Chelsea 3-0 at half... Continue Reading →
Chelsea V Everton: Match Preview
Here we go again. Chelsea are back in action following one of the biggest victories of the season on Thursday night, as the Blues host former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti's Everton at Stamford Bridge. The London side fought tooth and nail to defeat Liverpool, and now face their Merseyside neighbours in a pivotal encounter for... Continue Reading →
Frank Lampard’s Time With Chelsea Shouldnโt Be Viewed As A Complete Failure
When Frank Lampard became the manager of Chelsea FC in the summer of 2019, many didnโt know what to expect. Coming off his first full season as manager for Derby County in the EFL Championship, his side finished short of being promoted back to the English Premier League. They lost 2-1 versus Aston Villa in... Continue Reading →
Liverpool V Chelsea: Match Preview
The time has rolled around for our beloved Blues to face the reigning champions once more. A fixture with an enriched history. Goals. Bites. Slips. You name it, this game has seen it. Liverpool vs Chelsea has always impressed, and tonight will be no exception. Now, lets start by looking at the season so far.... Continue Reading →
Can Thomas Tuchel bring the best out of Mateo Kovacic?
Through the years at Chelsea, many players have come and gone. Many players are favoured by particular managers, then once that manager is gone, the player loses his touch. It's a vicious cycle that can seriously tarnish a player's ability. In this piece, I'm going to discuss how Thomas Tuchel can prevent this from happening... Continue Reading →
Can Kepa revive his career with a move away from Stamford Bridge?
Kepa Arrizabalaga is the perfect example of a panic buy. Chelsea were left with a vastly important decision to make following the unpleasant departure of Thibaut Courtois. A replacement had to be signed, and it had to be done fast. Then came the announcement that Chelsea had signed Athletic Bilbao keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. For many,... Continue Reading →
Chelsea Transfer Links – Declan Rice and Erling Haaland
After a successful transfer window in the summer, it seems Chelsea are yet to slow down with some big plans for their transfer targets going into the new year. The first link is already well known with some additional information, while the second being a high profile player likely to surprise Blues fans but also... Continue Reading →
Chelsea u23 3-2 Tottenham u23: Cechโs return seeโs Chelsea pull off incredible comeback to go top of the PL2
By Zac Soonsup-Bell Kingsmeadow saw the return of its very own king this week in the form of Chelsea legend Petr Cech, and if you werenโt fortunate enough to catch the action from Monday night Iโll do my best in summarising it for you now (although I might not be able to do it much... Continue Reading →
Chelsea 2-0 Newcastle United Match Report
Coming back from international break Chelsea travel to St. James' Park to face Newcastle United for the 9th game of the 2020/21 Premier League season. Chelsea were looking for their 5th win in a row in all competitions, however it would not be easy. With Newcastle winning 5 of their last 7 home games against... Continue Reading →
