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Watford Battle Chelsea In Boxing Day Showdown

The next set of fixtures will take place after Christmas and while many are excited about the festivities, there’s also a reason to be excited about the immediate aftermath of the day – and that’s the Boxing Day fixtures. It’s one of the most important days of the football calendar and there’s one very simple reason for that: it’s so hectic. The majority of clubs are playing in English football, including the Premier League, with some of the finest clubs Europe has to offer showcasing what they can do for the world to see.

Chelsea to Round Off Europa League Group with Another Win

Chelsea head into their final game of the Europa League group stage with a 100% winning record, and if they win their final game against MOL Vidi they will end the group with six wins out of six. It has been nothing short of impressive so far from The Blues, especially when a lot of English teams give little value to the competition. Chelsea have huge experience in Europe, and they will fancy their chances of winning the competition overall,

Chelsea Attempt To Derail Manchester City

We’re starting to get to that point of the season where every single game matters, and that can only mean great things for the Premier League. By design, it’s the kind of division that creates excitement and causes an awful lot of intrigue across Europe and the world, and we’ve seen them live up to that reputation on multiple occasions. This weekend will be no different as the schedule starts to get a little bit more hectic,

Chelsea to Bag Another Comfortable Europa League Victory

Chelsea have taken very well to the Europa League so far this season and they come into game week five with a 100% record of four wins from four games. They have already qualified for the knockout phase, and if they manage to get a point or more from their game against PAOK on Thursday night then they will guarantee finishing top of the group, with one game to spare. We are still in the very early stages of this competition,

London Rivals Tottenham & Chelsea Go To War

Hello and welcome back to the weird and wonderful world of domestic football! That’s right, after two weeks of the international break we’re finally getting the chance to really embrace the kind of football that we all know and love, and that isn’t a knock on international football by any stretch. We happen to really enjoy the beautiful game, in that regard, in all of its glory – and we purely just feel even more enthusiastic about seeing the best battle the best on a week to week basis.

Stamford Bridge Return a Step Too Far for Lampard and Derby

Derby County travel to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday evening in the Carabao Cup, and for one person in particular this is going to be a huge occasion. Frank Lampard is a Chelsea legend, there is no other way to describe him. In what is his first management role, he returns to the place where he has many happy memories with his new team, looking to cause what would be their second huge upset of the competition.

Mourinho Set For Disappointment at Stamford Bridge Against Chelsea

The biggest game of the weekend in the Premier League is the very first game to kick off, when Manchester United travel south to take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the lunchtime kick off on Saturday. A game between these two will always attract attention, but with the pressure on United boss Jose Mourinho showing no signs of going away, a trip to face his old team is going to add even more interest to this game.

The Wide Open Premier League Title Race Continues

The Premier League is an unusual place at the best of times, and we mean that, surprisingly, in the best way possible. It’s well known for being the best division both in Europe and probably the world, both in terms of the quality it possesses and the profile it has in comparison to its competitors. Of course, that often leads to quite interesting results in the realms of all the things that matter – aka the title race,

Liverpool to Gain Revenge for Midweek Defeat against Chelsea

It was Chelsea who took the first game between these two in midweek when they went away to Anfield and picked up a 2-1 victory. They drew first blood in the Carabao Cup, but it is this game that is the most important fixture out of the two, in the Premier League. Liverpool are the only team to have won every game so far this season, while Chelsea lost their 100% record last weekend when they drew 0-0 away at West Ham.

Liverpool Can do the Double Over Chelsea, Starting With Wednesday Cup Win

Liverpool and Chelsea meet for the first occasion on Wednesday, and their two meetings in four days will be fascinating to watch. The first meeting between these two comes in the Carabao Cup, which is far less important than the league meeting they have on Saturday, but still a game worth watching. While both teams are expected to rest many key players, they will be hoping their second string teams can win the game and give the club a momentum boost going into the meeting on Saturday.

Chelsea Can Continue Impressive Start with Europa League Win in Greece

There have been many talking points at the start of the Premier League season but one that hasn’t been spoken about much has been the impressive start that Chelsea have made. With them being involved at the top for a number of yers we often overlook them, but this is a team coming into the season after dropping out of the top four and with a new manager in charge. The World Cup took over the majoirty of the summer so new boss Maurizio Sarri hasn’t really had much time to impose himself on the group.

Chelsea Aim To Defy Expectations

The Premier League is well and truly in full swing and this weekend, we’ll see another chapter of the 2018/19 season being written as Chelsea prepare to go head to head with Newcastle United. The two teams had turbulent summer periods to say the least and many of their respective fans were a little bit cautious heading into the campaign, but after two games, things haven’t gone quite as badly as they would’ve expected –