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  • Blues look to the west

    Blues look to the west0

    With Chelsea Women hosting Reading on Sunday, while the men welcome Brentford, no one is having to travel too far for their football as the icy winds encircle the capital. Kingsmeadow is the stage for Chelsea v Reading on Sunday evening at the strange time of 6.45pm, with the Blues and the Gunners now potentially

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  • The late, late show

    The late, late show0

    Blues manager Thomas Tuchel applauds his players, whose persistence was rewarded with a last-gasp winner at the Bridge, where in-form Newcastle were the visitors. And it was the same story for Emma Hayes and Chelsea Women, hosting Aston Villa at Kingsmeadow at the same time on Sunday, where a late goal from Sam Kerr snatched

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  • Blues put distractions aside to face City in the Conti Cup final

    Blues put distractions aside to face City in the Conti Cup final0

    Chelsea Women face Man City today in the final of the Conti Cup. at Wimbledon’s new Plough Lane stadium, while the men are in Burnley, facing a resurgent Clarets side that will fancy their chances against a backdrop of ownership turmoil in SW6. Acting captain Millie Bright, pictured, may have to hand over the armband

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  • Badge of honour

    Badge of honour0

    Chelsea seem set to be allowed to wear the gold World Club Cup badge on their shirts right through to the summer, after giving the distinctive logo an airing in wins against Palace and Lille. The gleaming addition to the centre of the shirt appears to be bringing good luck to the Blues, and manager

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  • A Tuchel masterstroke

    A Tuchel masterstroke0

    A bold, masterful second-half triple substitution by Blues manager Tom Tuchel finally broke the deadlock at Selhurst Park as Chelsea nicked all three points right at the death. The sides had seemed evenly matched until Jorginho, N’Golo Kane and Malang Sarr were subbed in the 74th minute for Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Mateo Kovacic and Marcos Alonso

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  • Blues rule the world

    Blues rule the world0

    Chelsea’s opponents – starting with Palace this weekend – already had a strong incentive to beat the reigning European champions. That’s likely to be fiercer now that the Blues rule the world. In 2012, when the Blues lost to Corinthians in the Club World Cup final (then known as the Club World Championship), it was

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