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Chelsea held to an infuriating 2-2 draw at Real Madrid

16/11/202316/11/2023 Pete Downham

Chelsea Women started their UEFA Women’s Champions League campaign on an undesirable note as they drew 2-2 against Real Madrid at the Estadio Alfredo Di

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Dominant Chelsea put six past woeful Aston Villa away from home

04/11/202306/11/2023 Pete Downham

Chelsea were able to capitalise on a poor defensive performance by Aston Villa to win 6-0 at the Bescott Stadium and continue their undefeated run

Sport

Emma Hayes: A ‘maverick’ with an eye on the details

29/10/202329/10/2023 Matthew Ferris

After watching her Chelsea team come from behind at Kingsmeadow to beat Brighton on Sunday, Emma Hayes began her press conference by listing an array

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Nüsken double inspires Chelsea comeback at Kingsmeadow

23/10/202322/10/2023 Matthew Ferris

Sjoeke Nüsken scored a brilliant double as Chelsea battled from behind to beat Brighton 4-2 at Kingsmeadow on Sunday. Nüsken, 22, netted either side of

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Chelsea battle past West Ham on return to Kingsmeadow

15/10/202315/10/2023 Matthew Ferris

Chelsea marked their return to Kingsmeadow with a hard-fought 2-0 win over a spirited West Ham side. Goals from Sam Kerr and Erin Cuthbert were

News

Corinthian-Casuals appoint ex-England and Crystal Palace star as new manager

05/04/2023 Joseph F Roberts

Corinthian-Casuals have selected former England, Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur player Andy Gray as their new manager for next season. Gray spent the peak of

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Kingstonian FC Chairman welcomes new football regulatory body, but claims there’s more to be done

25/03/202324/03/2023 Joseph F Roberts

Kingstonian FC chairman John Fenwick applauded plans for a new regulatory body for English football, but argues for more lower league side support. Last month

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FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: History’s most controversial sports event?

08/12/202208/12/2022 Joseph F Roberts

This does not feel like a normal World Cup. None of the typical England flags sprawled across homes and highstreets. No one is singing ‘It’s Coming Home’. Few seem to care.