Chelsea want Middlesbrough fans banned from their own stadium
Chelsea have asked for Middlesbrough supporters to be excluded from the Riverside for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final clash between the two sides.
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Chelsea have asked for Middlesbrough supporters to be excluded from the Riverside for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final clash between the two sides.
Thomas Tuchel has urged Chelsea to “stick together” as they continue to navigate uncertainty over the ownership of the club and sanctions imposed by the UK government. Chelsea are currently operating under a «special licence» after Russian owner Roman Abramovich had his assets frozen following his country’s invasion of Ukraine. Ad/> Abramovich is selling the club, which he bought in 2003, and potential buyers have until Friday, March 18 to submit their bids.
Chelsea want Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final at Middlesbrough to be played behind closed doors «for matters of sporting integrity».
Gary Neville believes Newcastle United's owners will be carrying out a risk assessment 'as we speak' in light of the sanctions placed upon Roman Abramovich and Chelsea. The Blues owner was hit with a raft of government-enforced sanctions last week due to his 'close relationship' with Russian president Vladimir Putin.
"No, there's no more uncertainty, it's the same situation as the last days. There is no update and no other feeling around."
A Thomas Tuchel es difícil que le pillen por sorpresa. En unos meses ha pasado de levantar la Champions League, la Supercopa de Europa y el Mundial de Clubes a dirigir un equipo sin dueño y lleno de limitaciones. Pero el entrenador del Chelsea sigue sin titubear y mañana a las 21:00 horas buscará ante el Lille el pase a cuartos de final de la Champions, su gran objetivo, y advierte: «No habrá excusas». El equipo blue visita Francia con la ventaja de los dos goles logrados en la ida, en Stamford Bridge.