Chelsea advance to FA Cup semis after Sheffield win
Chelsea advanced to the semi-finals of the Emirates FA Cup following their 2-0 victory over Sheffield United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon. You may also like
Ziyech, Emerson fire Chelsea into UCL quarters
Chelsea advanced to the Champions League quarter-finals after defeating Atletico Madrid 2-0 to complete a 3-0 aggregate win in the last-16 second leg at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday. You may also like
Ziyech shines as Chelsea ease to victory at struggling Burnley
Hakim Ziyech scored a goal and set another one up on his full Premier League debut as Chelsea blew struggling Burnley away 3-0 at Turf Moor on Saturday afternoon. You may also like
Chelsea stroll to emphatic victory over Krasnodar
Chelsea delivered a commanding Champions League performance to seal an emphatic 4-0 win at Krasnodar on Wednesday evening. You may also like
Ziyech plans to do talking on the pitch at Chelsea
Hakim Ziyech has pledged to stick to his outspoken nature at Chelsea. You may also like
Ziyech, Chilwell, Silva will not make debuts in EPL opener – Lampard
Hakim Ziyech’s official Chelsea debut will have to wait for at least a couple of weeks after Frank Lampard confirmed the new signing has a knee injury. 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
Ferdinand compares ‘magnificent’ Chelsea new signing Ziyech to Mahrez
Former Manchester United centre back Rio Ferdinand has described Chelsea new signing Hakim Ziyech as ‘magnificent’ while also comparing him with Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez. You may also like
Ziyech ‘can’t wait’ for Chelsea debut after first training session
Chelsea new-boy Hakim Ziyech is anticipating his debut match at Stamford Bridge after his first training session at the club’s facility on Saturday. You may also like
Chelsea expectation rising, warns Sutton
Chelsea’s investment in Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech, with the promise of more to come, will see Frank Lampard fall under more pressure at Stamford Bridge next season, says Chris Sutton. You may also like
