James Fudge
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Tough run of fixtures, Xabi under pressure and much more: Everything that could happen at Chelsea this month (opens the original)
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Chelsea head into October looking for a fresh start, both in the Premier League table and on the pitch, after a disappointing end to September. There are plenty of areas for improvement, and Xabi Alonso will be hoping his side can put things right when football returns. The international break is in full swing, and let's be honest, it can be a bit of a bore. Thankfully, Manchester City's penalty drama has given Premier League fans something to talk about. Still, another week of waiting remains b
Cole Palmer misses Moises Caicedo more than anyone else (opens the original)
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There has been one major absence from Chelsea’s teamsheet this season, and the defensive numbers highlight just how much Moises Caicedo has been missed. Caicedo has only featured once, coming off the bench against Brighton, but his return lasted just 13 minutes before he was forced off with a recurrence of his injury. He has since withdrawn from international duty with Ecuador, with no clear timeframe set for his return. Chelsea will be hoping he is back in contention for the Bournemouth fixture
Lauren James surprise exclusion in tough Champions League fixture against OL Lyonnes (opens the original)
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Chelsea Women have travelled to the French champions, OL Lyonnes, in the Women's Champions League, after Sunday's hard-earned 1-0 win over Arsenal. Lauren James is the biggest change, with the forward not fully fit for the Arsenal game. Sjoeke Nüsken replaces her, while Veerle Buurman also comes into the starting XI in place of Katie McCabe. Neither change looks like a gamble born of necessity, it reads more like a manager rotating smartly with a squad that still has plenty to play for across mu
Positive signs as Chelsea star set to make debut in Bournemouth game (opens the original)
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Positive signs are coming back for Chelsea with the international break coming at a perfect time for Xabi Alonso after what could be described as a difficult and indifferent start to his career in West London. The club returns to action following the end of the international break on October 10 with a home game against AFC Bournemouth. There is still no clear timeframe for Moises Caicedo or Joao Pedro to return, while Cole Palmer is expected to be fit and available for the game. The Chelsea mana
Chelsea's pockets may have to dig deeper to sign new England international (opens the original)
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Alex Scott earning his first England cap last night wasn't just a personal milestone, it's a shift in his market value that should be setting off alarm bells at any club still weighing up a move for him, Chelsea included. International recognition has a habit of accelerating a player's price tag overnight, and Scott's rise from promising Bournemouth midfielder to full England international is exactly the kind of moment that turns a realistic target into a significantly more expensive one. An inc
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