Chelsea v Palmeiras: Mendy 'ready to play' in Club World Cup final
Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy is «absolutely ready to play» in Saturday's Club World Cup final against Palmeiras, according to Blues assistant coach Zsolt Low.
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Chelsea hope Tuchel's at helm in CWC final
Chelsea are watching the clock and refusing to give up hope that boss Thomas Tuchel can jet out to Abu Dhabi in time for Saturday's Club World Cup final.
Jorginho sounds Chelsea warning over Palmeiras threat in Club World Cup final
ABU DHABI: Chelsea midfielder Jorginho says that it would be the "greatest mistake" to underestimate Palmeiras in the Club World Cup final as they bid to become the third English winners of the trophy.
Club World Cup final a game about much more than one trophy
On the first day Chelsea arrived in Abu Dhabi, the club staff realised that something needed to be made clear to the players.
Chelsea still hoping Thomas Tuchel can travel to Abu Dhabi for Club World Cup final against Palmeiras
Chelsea are still hoping that Thomas Tuchel will be able to travel to Abu Dhabi in time for their Club World Cup final against Palmeiras. Tuchel tested positive for Covid-19 at the end of last week and has been isolating in the interim, meaning he has not been able to take part in Chelsea’s Club World Cup campaign so far. Ad/> Having beaten AFC Champions League holders Al Hilal in the semi-finals on Wednesday, the Blues will face Brazilian giants Palmeiras in the final on Saturday afternoon.
It was never my intention to leave – Marcos Alonso out to repay Chelsea ‘trust’
Marcos Alonso has branded Chelsea “the most important club of my career” and insisted he never considered leaving Stamford Bridge even when frozen out under Frank Lampard.
Chelsea hint at Edouard Mendy and Kepa decision ahead of Club World Cup final vs Palmeiras
Conte say Tottenham will struggle to get 3 points this season
Lance Stroll has said F1's rules must be 'set in stone' after what happened in Abu Dhabi
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll has called for better consistency in terms of the application of the Formula 1 rules, with him saying they need to be ‘set in stone’ after a ‘ridiculous’ chain of events in Abu Dhabi.