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Newcastle United were just minutes away from the rarest of results at Stamford Bridge before Kai Havertz, of all people, delivered a hammer blow at the death. Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle.
Champions League holders Chelsea fought hard to register an important 1-0 win against an inspired Newcastle United side at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea put aside their off-field issues to take their points tally to 59 after 28 games played so far in the season. This puts them in the third position currently, 10 points behind table-toppers Manchester City and seven behind second-placed Liverpool.
A last minute goal by Kai Havertz earned Chelsea all three points against Newcastle United at Stamford Bride on Sunday.
Chelsea shrugged off uncertainty over the club's future to beat Newcastle 1-0 thanks to Kai Havertz's late goal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, while Arsenal moved into the top four with a 2-0 win over Leicester City. The European champions are still reeling from the impact of the sanctions placed on billionaire owner Roman Abramovich by the UK government for alleged close links to Vladimir Putin as the Russian president wages war on Ukraine. Chelsea have only been allowed to keep operating thanks to a special licence that still imposes a series of restrictions such as a ban on selling tickets and merchandise.
Kai Havertz's moment of magic in the dying embers guided Chelsea to a 1-0 win over Newcastle United.
I would first stress that football pales into utter insignificance given the terrible events in Ukraine.
Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle | Match In Pictures
It was a weekend of contrasting fortunes in the Premier League for Merseyside’s clubs, with Liverpool keeping up their title bid and Everton dragged deeper into the relegation dogfight.