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Chelsea’s Top Four Quest Continues Against Burnley

It’s been a busy weekend of Easter action in the Premier League already, and it seems as if we’re far from done. In addition to the Sunday games that we’re being treated to today, we’re also going to be seeing another edition of Monday Night Football as the season continues to hurtle towards a climax. Playing on Monday nights is more of a novelty than anything else, it seems, but there’s always the risk of it being a nuisance.

Liverpool Face Huge Challenge Against Chelsea

It’s at this point of the season when things start getting a little bit tenser for teams up and down the Premier League table. Injuries come into play, last minute goals impact where you end up finishing, and fans tend to get pretty nervous. Of course, that’s all part of the fun, but only if you’re a neutral. There’s still so much left to be decided between now and the end of the campaign that it’s almost too difficult to predict how things are going to go down,

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Unrest at Chelsea Gives Tottenham Chance to Strike at Stamford Bridge

Two of the top six clubs, Chelsea and Tottenham, go head to head at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night in a big game at the top of the table. Both teams would love three points in the bag to aid their chances and with just 10 games to go after this one, this is a hugely important time for both clubs.

Chelsea are in a battle right now for a place in the top four,

Chelsea Meet Manchester City In Carabao Cup Final

The first cup final of the English football season is upon us, in the form of the Carabao Cup Final which will go down at Wembley Stadium this weekend. It’s the competition that the majority of football fans in the top few divisions moan and groan about, mainly because they consider it to be a little bit pointless. There’s certainly evidence to support that claim, but in the end, it’s a competition which has allowed a variety of teams up and down the country to live out their dreams of heading to Wembley for a cup final in the last few decades.

Sarri to Guide Chelsea into Next Round of Europa League

Chelsea and Malmo meet again on Thursday night, this time in England at Stamford Bridge for what will be the second leg of their Europa League tie. The Blues come here with a small 2-1 lead from the first game and they will be looking to build on that early in this one and put the game to bed.

While Malmo will know they are up against it here, they can take heart from the late goal they scored to get back into the game,

Chelsea to Progress Ahead of Manchester United on Monday Night

The final FA Cup tie of the weekend is at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, and afterwards we will know the line up for the quarter finals. Manchester City are through, and whichever team joins them from this tie will be the only other club from the Premier League top six in the draw. There is of course every chance that the winner of this tie could face Manchester City in the next round, and that would open up the door for one of the lower teams to really have a genuine chance of reaching the final and possibly winning it.

Europa League Favourites Chelsea to Take Command in Malmo

The Europa League is back this week and on Thursday we get to see the current trophy favourites Chelsea in action. They travel away for the first leg of their tie in the knockout round, and face Malmo of Sweden after what looks to be a favourable tie for them.

Malmo finished second in their group behind Genk, with two wins, three draws and a defeat from their six games. They showed they have the quality to compete in the group stages,

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Manchester City Host Chelsea In Cup Final Warm-Up

The Premier League will return to our screens once again this weekend, and quite frankly, that’s good news for everyone. The top tier of English football legitimately feels like it’s never been better, with several teams tussling it out at the top of the table in order to be able to call themselves the best. Of course, not all of them are going to succeed and not all of them can claim to have had a great season,

Chelsea to Take Advantage of Tottenham Injury Problems

Chelsea and Tottenham go head to head at Stamford Bridge on Thursday night in the second leg of their Carabao Cup clash. They go into the game with Tottenham holding a 1-0 advantage, meaning this game is set up perfectly for the neutrals. With Chelsea at home they are going to attack Spurs, and this really looks to be a tight game, with a lot at stake for both teams. The winner makes it through to Wembley,

Arsenal Face Chelsea In Huge London Derby

The Premier League is back in our lives once again this weekend, and not a minute too soon. The constant rumour mill that has been swirling around in relation to the January transfer window is a little bit exhausting, and ‘little bit’ probably doesn’t do it justice. There are so many different stories to pick through that it’s kind of difficult to know where the accuracy begins and ends. Nevertheless, though, it’s time to put all of that to one side,

Tottenham Face Chelsea In Carabao Cup Semi-Final

It’s almost time for us to find out who will be contesting the first cup final of the English domestic season. There are four teams remaining with the Carabao Cup (League Cup) semi finals being right around the corner. Of course, with a two legged affair you never quite know what is going to happen, which is why the first 90 minutes is so important. The first of the two semis will take place between two of London’s finest,

Chelsea Prepare To Battle Nottingham Forest

It’s FA Cup Third Round weekend, and isn’t that just a great piece of information to soak in? It’s the one weekend of the year when all forms of logic in English football goes out of the window. Of course, you could argue that the same could be said of any other game across every single weekend up and down the Football League, but still. While some would argue it has lost some of its spark we’d still like to think that teams care about going far in this competition,