Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle: Genius Kai Havertz touch pushes Thomas Tuchel’s side through tough test
Kai Havertz scored a late winner as Chelsea beat Newcastle at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
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Soccer-Chelsea, hit by Abramovich sanctions, strike late to sink Newcastle
By William Schomberg
Red card and penalty decision fury as unbeaten record ends: Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle match report
Newcastle United's unbeaten record came to an end in cruel fashion at Stamford Bridge after Kai Havertz's last gasp winner. On a day when a point each would have been a fair result it was the world class vision of Jorginho who picked Newcastle's pockets in the 89th minute with a devastatingly good pass to find the German international in the box and take the points.
Kai Havertz nets last-gasp winner as nervy Chelsea end turbulent week with win
Kai Havertz’s fine last-gasp finish sealed a nervy Chelsea’s 1-0 Premier League win over resurgent Newcastle, providing rare distraction from the Blues’ continued fears for their future.
Antonio Rudiger’s bizarre defending during Chelsea v Newcastle goes viral
Antonio Rudiger produced a contender for the strangest piece of defending we’ll see in the Premier League this season during Chelsea’s Premier League clash against Newcastle United on Sunday afternoon.
Erik ten Hag drops hint on Ralf Rangnick's future if he's appointed Manchester United boss
Erik ten Hag has dropped a hint on the future of Ralf Rangnick at Old Trafford if he's appointed Manchester United manager in the summer.
Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle United: Kai Havertz strikes late to deny Magpies draw at Stamford Bridge
Kai Havertz struck late to seal Chelsea a late 1-0 win against a resilient Newcastle side in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. The Blues failed to register a shot on target until the 75th minute when Hakim Ziyech picked out Havertz with a wonderful cross, but the German headed straight at Martin Dubravka in Chelsea’s best opportunity of the match.
Rio Ferdinand predicts when Manchester United will next challenge for the Premier League title
Former Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand believes his old club can forget about challenging for the Premier League title for the next couple of seasons, regardless of who they appoint as their next permanent manager.