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Chelsea aim to put a turbulent past couple of months behind them by winning the Club World Cup final against Palmeiras on Saturday, the start of a season-defining period for the European champions.
There is a chant that reverberates around Stamford Bridge from time to time. It's simple enough and not exactly subtle on the part of those Chelsea supporters. Still, it gets the job done.
Chelsea aim to put a turbulent past couple of months behind them by winning the Club World Cup final against Palmeiras on Saturday, the start of a season-defining period for the European champions. The Blues have fallen off the pace in the Premier League after winning just three of the last 10 games but are still competing for multiple honours at home and on the continent. Chelsea are through to the League Cup final against Liverpool on February 27, four days after the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against French club Lille and just before the fifth round of the FA Cup.
Chelsea may not be in Premier League action this weekend like the rest of the top flight’s 18 clubs but the Blues have a huge clash awaiting them in the Middle East.
There was little in the way of celebration from Chelsea's players after the final whistle was blown against Al Hilal. Romelu Lukaku, the match-winner, was hunched over. Mateo Kovacic too. The rest simply went through the usual post-match routine. There was little indication the Blues had reached yet another final.
Edouard Mendy was given a hero’s welcome by Chelsea’s players after returning from the African Cup of Nations. But it was Kepa Arrizabalaga who was at the centre of their celebrations as they secured their place in the Club World Cup Final.
César Azpilicueta coy on Chelsea future ahead of Al Hilal clash
Romelu Lukaku scored a much-needed goal as Chelsea beat Saudi Arabia's Al Hilal 1-0 on Wednesday to advance to the Club World Cup final against South American champions Palmeiras. Chelsea's club-record signing had failed to score in five games before arriving in Abu Dhabi, and the Blues are looking for the 28-year-old to find his best form in the second half of the season.