SET PIECES COST CHELSEA AT VILLA PARK
Some poor set piece marking from Chelsea and dogged late resistance from Aston Villa saw the Blues crash to their second consecutive away Premier League defeat. Centre halves Richard Dunne and James Collins
Articles written by Matt Connellan
NO HANDSHAKE, NO POINTS
For those of us that were here when we were not so good, our capitulation at the hands of Manchester City was a throwback to those heady days. From 1-0 up, we somehow contrived to have two many sent off and give away a penalty ...
CHELSEA DOMINATE SORRY WATFORD
Chelsea were far too good for Watford in the FA Cup third round match at Stamford Bridge, running out winners 5-0. Daniel Sturridge scored his first two goals for the club, whilst Frank Lampard and Florent Malouda also scored. ...
DRAMATIC COMEBACK SEALS DERBY WIN
Two goals in two minutes were enough for Chelsea to snatch a come from behind win over neighbours Fulham, at Stamford Bridge. Having fallen behind to an early and easily preventable goal from Zoltan Gera, a marvellous header from ...
CHELSEA LABOUR AGAINST GRANT’S POMPEY
Chelsea laboured to a 2-1 win at home to Portsmouth, ending our run of matches without victory and also putting us atop the Premier League table once more. Avram Grant returned to Stamford Bridge for the first time since his harsh ...
SET PIECE WOES RESULT IN POINTS SHARED
More set piece woe has cost Chelsea maximum points at home to Everton, the visiting side handed three goals upon arrival and a point as they left. Didier Drogba’s excellently taken double and Nicolas Anelka’s classy finish ...
POINTS SHARED IN MADRID, AS CHELSEA QUALIFY
Chelsea drew 2-2 with Atletico Madrid away from home in the Champions League and with FC Porto defeating APOEL Nicosia in the other game, Chelsea guaranteed their place in the knockout round. In a game that only truly came to ...
DEJA VU AS CHELSEA DEMOLISH BOLTON, AGAIN
Chelsea swept aside Bolton Wanderers 4-0, for the second time this week, this time at the Reebok Stadium. Lampard’s twenty second consecutive penalty, followed by an own goal, a beautiful Deco strike and a late Drogba volley, ...
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