Chelsea beat Slavia Prague 5-3 over two legs in this season’s Europa League quarter-finals, meaning we maintained our 100 per cent record in the last eight of that competition and its predecessors, and it wasn’t the first high-scoring tie either.
Chelsea are on course to break a Europa League record this Thursday, as we welcome Slavia Prague to Stamford Bridge for the second leg of our Europa League quarter-final. Find out more in the William Hill preview and click here for the latest odds ahead of the big game.
After Tiger Woods rolled back the years to win the Masters on Sunday, we look back at Gianfranco Zola's 'miracle season' in 2002/03, when the Blues' Italian magician arguably played out his best campaign in west London at the age of 36.
In his latest blog for the official Chelsea website, Stephen Rea explains what it's like watching the Blues in America alongside rival fans... I love going to different American cities to see Chelsea games. After 15 years watching the Blues at the same pub it’s great to experience a new perspective, and to meet fellow fans from other regions of the USA.
It may also be known as the last eight, but the quarter-finals have rarely signalled the end of our European adventures, and we are well placed for a fourth consecutive victory in continental quarters after taking a 1-0 lead against Slavia Prague.
In her latest blog for the official Chelsea website, season ticket holder Hannah Kurzawski pays tribute to our midfield maestro N'Golo Kante... While Monday’s brilliant win over West Ham at Stamford Bridge was all about Eden Hazard, which is not surprising after that superb first goal, an unsung hero amongst the Chelsea ranks reached a big milestone recently. The occasion passed by quietly, with no fuss, mere business as usual – just like the man in question himself.
Sam Allardyce will be co-managing the England side this summer when Soccer Aid comes to Stamford Bridge, and he won't want to be reminded of his unfortunate role in one of the greatest comebacks ever seen at our west London home.
In her latest blog for the official Chelsea website, season ticket holder Hannah Kurzawski reflects on the race for a top-four finish... With just six Premier League games remaining, the race for top four is set to run right until the last kick of the season.
The omens are good ahead of West Ham United’s visit to Stamford Bridge, as Chelsea have only ever lost one home game on a Monday in the Premier League.
In his latest blog for the Chelsea website, Stephen Rea explains why tiredness got the better of him for our clash with Cardiff but was back fresh and alert to watch our victory over Brighton. I returned home from the pub happy after watching Chelsea defeat Brighton. But I have a confession to make. The first half of the Cardiff game was a (Stamford) Bridge too far for me.
Chelsea host London neighbours, West Ham, on Monday night as the bid for a top-four finish intensifies. Can the Blues continue their home dominance over West Ham? William Hill have the big markets ahead of the game.
Cesar Azpilicueta became the 14th player to score for the Blues in the Premier League this season with his vital goal against Cardiff at the weekend. Can you remember when the rest of his team-mates opened their account for the campaign?
Sunday’s match at Cardiff was the fourth time in as many Premier League matches with the Bluebirds we have come from behind to win, and means we still have a 100 per cent record in that competition against five teams, also including our next opponents Brighton.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek came through for Chelsea in stoppage time on Sunday, as we turned a potential defeat into three points with a remarkable victory at Cardiff City.
Chelsea have won their last nine games in all competitions against Brighton and have never lost to the Seagulls in the Premier League. Can that continue at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday evening? William Hill preview the top match markets ahead of the game...
When Chelsea take on Brighton & Hove Albion at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday it will be a special occasion for one member of the Seagulls squad in particular.
As Chelsea prepare to travel to Cardiff on Sunday, here’s a look at our previous victories in the Welsh capital during the Premier League era, including three trophy triumphs.
The Blues' trip to Cardiff City on Sunday takes place 35 years to the day since we staged the most remarkable of comebacks against the Welsh side in a six-goal thriller at Ninian Park.
In his latest USA blog for the official Chelsea website, Stephen Rea discusses how football stadia has changed and why he prefers sitting close to the dugouts... I’ve been watching professional football for 42 years. The best seat I’ve ever had at a game was for Chelsea’s visit to Chicago in 2006. My friend’s dad is friends with Steve Clarke, at the time our assistant coach (and former player of course), and he gave us free tickets. They were superb, about five rows from the front near the halfway line, although we lost 1-0 to the MLS All-Stars.
Eden Hazard hit the 100-cap landmark with the Belgian national team on Sunday and here we help him celebrate by looking back at some of his best moments for the Red Devils.