Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah sends message after Liverpool tackle left him needing stiches
Trevoh Chalobah has taken aim at referee Stuart Attwell following Naby Keita’s tackle on him during the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.
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Lean into Kai Havertz or bring back Romelu Lukaku? Examining Thomas Tuchel’s striker options for League Cup final
Let’s start this off with a question. Since the turn of the millennium how many truly elite strikers do you think Chelsea Football Club have had? Not necessarily the reputation or what they did elsewhere, it’s about being elite while being a Chelsea player. Ad/> The answer, depending on your view of how good Nicolas Anelka was, is three, maybe four.
How is Louis Moult faring since leaving Preston North End?
There was a fair amount of excitement back in December 2017 when Preston North End beat off competition from other clubs to sign Motherwell striker Louis Moult, who had a prolific record in the Scottish Premiership at the time.
Fewer touches than Patterson: SAFC dud who completed 7 passes let Neil down badly - opinion
Alex Neil’s wait for a first win at Sunderland continues as he watched his side draw 1-1 with Burton at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday.
Sunderland 1-1 Burton Albion match report as Ross Stewart scores late leveller to save Black Cats
Ross Stewart scored in injury-time to spare Sunderland's blushes as they snatched a point against Burton Albion in a game that finished late due to a medical emergency.
Afolayan starts: The predicted Bolton Wanderers XI to play Lincoln on Tuesday night
After a brief slip-up for the first time in a while against Burton Albion last week, Bolton Wanderers got back to winning ways with a 4-0 drubbing of AFC Wimbledon at home on Saturday afternoon.
Cardiff City headlines as flop finds new club, boss explains Bacuna absence and new addition revealed
Here are your Cardiff City headlines for Friday, February 18.
Sir Bobby Robson’s furious reaction to Jermaine Jenas’s Panenka penalty for Newcastle back in 2003
Sir Bobby Robson is, by all accounts, one of the nicest managers in football history – but even the former Newcastle United boss couldn’t help but rage at Jermaine Jenas following a missed Panenka penalty against Chelsea in 2003.