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TERRY ENDS STOKE’S WEMBLEY HOPES

TERRY ENDS STOKE’S WEMBLEY HOPES

By Rupert Cane • on March 8, 2010

Chelsea eased into yet another FA Cup Semi-Final with a routine 2-0 home win against Stoke City. The English duo of Frank Lampard and John Terry supplied the goals either side of the interval. Carlo Ancelotti brought Alex back ...

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ARSENAL OUT GUNNED

ARSENAL OUT GUNNED

By Rupert Cane • on February 10, 2010

For the fourth consecutive match against ‘the’ Arsenal, Chelsea ran out comfortably winners and ended the Gunners’ already faint title hopes. An emphatic Didier Drogba brace sealed the 2-0 victory which saw Chelsea march ...

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MUST D0 BETTER

MUST D0 BETTER

By Rupert Cane • on February 4, 2010

Chelsea dropped two precious points at the KC Stadium against Hull City on Tuesday evening. A 1-1 draw extended Chelsea’s lead at the top of the Premier League to two points, but with tricky fixtures coming up against Arsenal ...

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LAMPARDS HAMMER’S HOME PENALTY UNDER PRESSURE

LAMPARDS HAMMER’S HOME PENALTY UNDER PRESSURE

By Rupert Cane • on December 23, 2009

Chelsea failed to fully capitalise on Manchester United’s defeat to Fulham following a 1-1 draw with West Ham United at Upton Park on Sunday afternoon. The game’s main incidents seemed to revolve solely around the penalty ...

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CHELSEA LOSE THE CASH CLASH

CHELSEA LOSE THE CASH CLASH

By Rupert Cane • on December 7, 2009

Chelsea slumped to their first league defeat in over six weeks with a 2-1 reverse at Manchester City on Saturday evening. Dubbed the ‘Clash of the Cash’, it was Sheikh Mansour’s Sky Blues who prevailed in a pulsating encounter, ...

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EXTRAORDINARY EXIT

EXTRAORDINARY EXIT

By Rupert Cane • on December 5, 2009

Chelsea’s penalty woes returned on Wednesday evening as they exited the Carling Cup following a shoot-out failure against Blackburn Rovers. The dramatic encounter had finished 3-3 after extra time. Carlo Ancelotti made a spring ...

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ENTER THE DRAGON

ENTER THE DRAGON

By Rupert Cane • on November 24, 2009

With qualification for the knockout stages of the Champions League assured, Chelsea aim to be only the second English team to win at the Estadio do Dragao. If we are to do so, it will be without Frank Lampard and Jose Bosingwa ...

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TERRY KEEPS CHELSEA TOP INTO INTERNATIONAL BREAK

Chelsea opened up a five point lead at the summit of the Premier League with a battling 1-0 victory over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge this afternoon. The winning goal will no doubt be a source

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STROLLING, JUST STROLLING

Chelsea strolled to a 4-0 win against Atletico Madrid last night in Matchday 3 of the Champions League. A brace from Salomon Kalou and a Frank Lampard drive from the edge of the box put the Blues in

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CECH OFF AS CHELSEA CRASH

Chelsea crashed to their first defeat of the season against Wigan at the DW Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Didier Drogba’s equaliser straight after half time looked to have got the Blues back on track

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MALOUDA ENDS STOKE’S RESISTANCE

Chelsea left it very, very late for the second time this season to snatch three points at Stoke’s Britannia Stadium yesterday afternoon. Having laid siege to the Stoke rearguard for the entire second

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FULHAM REVIEW

Chelsea’s shortest away journey of the season follows their longest as the Blues travel to Craven Cottage on Sunday afternoon seeking out an eighth consecutive Premier League victory. After a sparkling

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POST MATCH REACTION: CHELSEA 2-2 MANCHESTER UNITED (4-1 ON PENS)

How the media reported our win against Manchester United on Sunday at Wembley: “Michael Ballack and Patrice Evra clash as Chelsea win Community Shield” The Times, unsurprisingly, chose to focus

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