Lampard plays down Rudiger’s absence as Chelsea sink Barnsley
Frank Lampard has played down Toni Rudiger’s Chelsea omission despite the Germany defender eyeing a loan move away from Stamford Bridge. You may also like
Rudiger: Lampard has sent ‘clear message’ to Chelsea squad
Antonio Rudiger says Chelsea’s summer transfer activity has sent a message to the players already at the club that they need to step up. You may also like
Chelsea book Arsenal FA Cup final after De Gea’s nightmare
David de Gea had a day to forget as Olivier Giroud and Mason Mount helped Chelsea outlcass Manchester United 3-1 in Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley. You may also like
Man Utd might be in great form but Chelsea have Giroud back’ – Rudiger
Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger concedes that facing Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday will be a tough prospect, but feels that Olivier Giroud’s return to scoring form puts the Blues in good stead ahead of the showpiece clash. You may also like
Rudiger on how he helped convince Werner to come to Chelsea
Antonio Rudiger says he played a part in convincing Timo Werner to come to Chelsea and compared the newly-signed striker to Leicester City star Jamie Vardy. You may also like
Wolves stun lacklustre Chelsea
Two goals in four minutes from Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota saw Wolverhampton Wanderers complete a sensational comeback to run out 2-1 victors against Chelsea, who suffered their second loss under coach Maurizio Sarri in the Premier League on Wednesday night. You may also like
Mourinho: Chelsea draw an ‘awful’ result for excellent United
Jose Mourinho felt a 2-2 draw at Chelsea was an “awful result” for Manchester United and a ‘phenomenal’ one for Maurizio Sarri’s men after Ross Barkley equalised in the 96th minute at Stamford Bridge. You may also like
Rudiger shrugs off late Ianni-Mourinho fracas
German defender Antonio Rudiger has put the late fracas between Manchester United and Chelsea staff down to emotions after the frantic 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge. You may also like
Mourinho accepts apology over touchline row
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho revealed he had accepted an apology from Chelsea second assistant coach Marco Ianni following the furious touchline row that erupted at the end of a dramatic 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge. You may also like
Sarri sorry after touchline bust-up overshadows Chelsea’s late escape
Maurizio Sarri revealed he had “dealt with” Marco Ianni after his second assistant coach incited a touchline bust-up during a dramatic finish to Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Manchester United. You may also like
