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Watch: ENZO FERNANDEZ OPENS THE SCORING FOR ARGENTINA!

 Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez rediscovered his goalscoring form away on international duty for Argentina, as they scraped a 2-1 win over Mauritius in a friendly.

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Watch: Ziyech goal against Man city in the FA Cup

 Watch Ziyech Goal Against Man city .

Chelsea were slicing through prime Man City like they didn’t exist… absolute peak football.

Thomas Tuchel and Cole Palmer seem to be having a good time in England training! 💪

 England Manager, Thomas Tuchel was seen having a good conversation with Chelsea Midfielder Cole Palmer during England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Training section.

It has raised so many questions on having this type of energy back at Stamford Bridge.

The Current England manager won the Champions League and World Club Cup during his time at Chelsea and this won him the love of all Chelsea fans across the universe.

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Watch: Chelsea Famous 2012 UCL Penalty Shootout

 

Every Penalty takers in the Chelsea fc 2012  UCL winning  game against Bayern Munich 

Watch: Raul Meireles’ 92nd-Minute Thunderbolt: The Iconic Winner That Propelled Chelsea to the 2012 Champions League Semi-Finals

Fourteen years on, Chelsea Football Club continues to celebrate one of the most dramatic and unforgettable moments in its Champions League history: Raul Meireles’ sensational 92nd-minute winning goal against Benfica that sent the Blues marching into the semi-finals of the 2011/12 UEFA Champions League.

On 4 April 2012, in a tense quarter-final second leg at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea trailed 1-0 on the night and faced elimination. With the aggregate score level, the clock ticking into stoppage time, Portuguese midfielder Meireles produced pure magic. Collecting the ball 25 yards from goal, he unleashed a ferocious left-footed volley that flew past the Benfica goalkeeper and into the net, securing a 2-1 victory on the night and progression on away goals.

The goal, scored in the 92nd minute, sparked scenes of wild jubilation among the Chelsea faithful and players alike. It was a moment of audacious brilliance from a player who embodied the never-say-die spirit of that remarkable campaign, which ultimately saw Chelsea lift the Champions League trophy for the first time in the club’s history after defeating Bayern Munich on penalties in the final in Munich.

Meireles’ strike not only equalised on the night but became the decisive winner, paving the way for Chelsea to face reigning champions Barcelona in the last four. Speaking after the match, the midfielder reflected the emotion of the occasion: “It was an incredible feeling. In that moment, you don’t think – you just strike it. To score like that and help the team go through is something I will never forget.”

The 2011/12 season remains etched in Chelsea folklore as one of the most improbable and heroic runs in European football. Under interim manager Roberto Di Matteo, the squad overcame adversity after adversity, with Meireles’ thunderbolt standing as a defining highlight. Though he missed the final due to suspension, the Portuguese international played a vital role throughout the campaign and remains fondly remembered by Blues supporters for his energy, technique, and that unforgettable long-range rocket.

Quotes from the Night

“I just hit it as hard as I could. When it went in, the whole stadium erupted – it was one of the best moments of my career.” – Raul Meireles

Salah mentioned Drogba when asked if he has seen any player that shoots the ball harder than Szoboszlai

 Salah was asked if he has seen any player that shoots the ball harder than Szoboszlai and he mentioned Drogba after without thinking twice. 

Salah couldn’t believe the kind of shot power he saw when Drogba was doing his shooting drills at Chelsea.

Ramires scoring against Liverpool after scoring against Barca and Tottenham in UCL and Cup Semi final

 

Ramires scored against Barca & Tottenham in the UCL & FA Cup semi finals in 2011/12 and he still went ahead to score this insane opening goal against Liverpool in the FA Cup final. 

Sonia Bompastor speaks out on the refereeing after Chelsea had two goals disallowed in the #UWCL quarterfinals 🗣️

 

“It’s not good enough… At this level of the competition, I think we need to respect the players.”

Cahill speaks on intensity working under Mourinho and Conte

 Cahill speaking on how intense it was playing under Mourinho & Conte at Chelsea. No wonder both coaches could win the League title at their first seasons at the club. 

“One season is like having three seasons with these guys.” 😂

Chelsea FC Women Secure Vital Barclays Women’s Super League Victory Over Brighton

Chelsea FC Women produced a commanding performance to claim all three points in tonight’s Barclays Women’s Super League fixture at Kingsmeadow, defeating Brighton & Hove Albion Women with a convincing display of attacking football and defensive resilience.

The Blues, fresh from lifting the Subway Women’s League Cup just days ago, showed no signs of fatigue as they dominated proceedings against a determined Brighton side. Goals from key attacking talents ensured the home team maintained their strong position at the top of the table in what is shaping up to be another trophy-chasing campaign.

Head Coach Sonia Bompastor praised her squad’s mentality after the final whistle:
“Tonight was about responding positively after our recent success in the League Cup. The players showed great focus, quality, and togetherness. We created numerous chances, controlled the game, and deserved the win. This result keeps us pushing forward in the league – every match is important as we aim to defend our title.”

The victory extends Chelsea’s impressive run in domestic competition and provides crucial momentum ahead of upcoming challenges, including the UEFA Women’s Champions League quarter-final first leg against Arsenal next week and further WSL fixtures.

Chelsea FC Women would like to thank the fantastic home support at Kingsmeadow for creating an electric atmosphere once again. The players and staff are fully focused on continuing this positive trajectory as the season enters its decisive phase.

Full Press Conference: Liam Rosenior speaks ahead of Chelsea match tomorrow against Newscastle

 Chelsea FC head coach Liam Rosenior addressed the media today in his pre-match press conference alongside club captain Reece James, ahead of tomorrow’s crucial Premier League clash against Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge.

The session, held at the club’s Cobham training centre, covered a range of topics including Reece James’ new long-term contract, team fitness updates, goalkeeper selections following recent performances, disciplinary matters, and the mindset required for the busy fixture schedule including the upcoming UEFA Champions League second leg against Paris Saint-Germain.

On Reece James’ contract extension until 2032
Rosenior beamed with pride, stating: “We’ve secured the best player in world football in his position. I can’t stop smiling about it.” He elaborated on what makes James stand out: “When you meet Reece, you see from afar that he can play in many positions, he’s technically brilliant. The thing that impresses me most is his humility and how he is as a person. For as long as I’m here, he’ll be my leader.” Rosenior noted that James had “many opportunities” to leave in the past but chose to commit to the project, calling it a major statement of faith in Chelsea’s direction.

Team news and injury updates
Rosenior provided positive news on Jamie Gittens’ return: “Jamie is back involved, which is great news.” However, he confirmed that young winger Estevão Willian remains sidelined: “Estevão is still a little bit further away. We want to be careful with him because of the nature of his hamstring injury.” The head coach stressed the need for patience to avoid any setbacks.

Goalkeeper situation
Addressing the rotation between Filip Jorgensen and Robert Sánchez, Rosenior defended his decisions: “I played Filip against Villa and his performance was outstanding. Against PSG, he was outstanding for 75 minutes, then he made a mistake, but overall impressive. Rob Sánchez has been one of the best goalkeepers in the league this season. I have to make a decision for every game.”

Disciplinary issues, including Pedro Neto
Rosenior commented on footage involving Pedro Neto and a ball boy: “It doesn’t look good.” He acknowledged the optics of the incident and confirmed the club is addressing discipline internally after multiple red cards this season. He also touched on Enzo Fernández’s heated reaction towards Jorgensen during the PSG match: “Enzo loves Filip. He wants the best for him. That’s a player with passion who wants to win… They spoke as soon as we got back in the dressing room.” Rosenior downplayed social media amplification: “In this climate, any small thing can blow up based on clicks. The reality is nowhere near as big as it’s made out to be.”

Champions League outlook
Despite the 5-2 first-leg deficit to PSG, Rosenior remained optimistic without shifting focus: “I haven’t even thought about the second leg yet… I don’t prioritise any competition. I’ve seen teams come back from three goals down many times. If we get the first goal next week, we still have a good chance.” He insisted the priority is tomorrow’s Premier League fixture: “At this stage of the season, it’s about the importance of each game, starting with the game tomorrow.”

Rosenior reiterated the need for focus and professionalism as Chelsea aim to bounce back domestically before turning attention to Europe. The head coach praised the squad’s resilience and unity amid challenges, emphasising building on strong foundations with key players like James leading the way.

Chelsea face Newcastle United tomorrow evening in the Premier League, with kick-off at Stamford Bridge. For full video of the press conference and the latest updates, visit the official Chelsea FC website or follow our social media channels.

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⚠️ Liam Rosenior: “Estevão will not play this weekend again, he is still a little bit further away”.

 Chelsea FC head coach Liam Rosenior has provided a cautious update on young winger Estevão Willian, confirming that the Brazilian talent will miss this weekend’s Premier League fixture due to his ongoing recovery from a hamstring injury.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference ahead of Chelsea’s clash with Newcastle United at Stamford Bridge, Rosenior stated: “Estevão will not play this weekend again, he is still a little bit further away. We want to be careful with Estevão because of the nature of his hamstring injury.”

The 18-year-old, who joined Chelsea from Palmeiras and has already shown immense promise with his flair, pace, and creativity on the wing, has been sidelined since picking up the hamstring issue earlier in the season. Despite recent positive signs—including a return to on-pitch training and progress in clearing recovery markers—the club is adopting a measured approach to avoid any risk of reoccurrence at this crucial stage of the campaign.

Rosenior emphasised the club’s priority to protect the young star’s long-term fitness: “We need to be really careful. He’s making good progress, but we don’t want to rush him back and see the issue flare up again. It’s about getting him fully ready so he can contribute consistently when he returns.”

Estevão has missed several recent matches, including fixtures against Brentford, Wrexham, Aston Villa, and others, but his gradual steps forward have been encouraging for fans and staff alike. The head coach remains optimistic about his imminent involvement with the first-team group, though no specific return date has been confirmed beyond the need for a few more clearance steps.

This update comes as Chelsea continue to manage a number of injury situations carefully while pushing for strong results in the Premier League and European competitions. Rosenior praised the squad’s depth and resilience in coping with absences, but acknowledged that Estevão’s return will be a significant boost given his quality and potential.

Chelsea FC remains fully committed to Estevão’s development and well-being, ensuring he is reintegrated at the right time to maximise his impact in blue.

Reece James extends contract until 2032

 Chelsea FC is delighted to announce that men’s team captain Reece James has signed a new long-term contract with the club, committing his future to Stamford Bridge until June 2032.

The 26-year-old academy graduate, who has been with Chelsea since the age of six, penned a six-year extension that aligns him with the club’s incentivized wage structure introduced following the 2022 takeover. James’ previous agreement was set to expire in June 2028.

A product of the Chelsea youth system, James made his first-team debut in September 2019 and has since established himself as one of the Premier League’s premier right-backs, known for his exceptional defensive qualities, attacking contributions, versatility, and leadership. Despite facing injury challenges in recent seasons, James has shown remarkable resilience and form in the current campaign, making significant appearances and earning praise for rejuvenating his career.

Upon signing the deal, Reece James said: “I am over the moon to have extended my contract - Chelsea means so much to me. I have always said I want my peak years to be here, and I truly believe we have everything it takes to build on our previous successes.”

Head coach Liam Rosenior expressed his delight, stating that the club has “secured the best footballer in the world in his position.” Sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart added: “On behalf of ownership and everyone connected to Chelsea, it is a proud moment for all of us to have Reece extend his contract.”

This agreement represents a major boost for Chelsea, securing the long-term services of their club captain during what are expected to be his prime years. James, an England international and the team’s highest-paid player, continues to embody the club’s values of loyalty, determination, and ambition.

Chelsea FC looks forward to Reece James leading the team in pursuit of further domestic and European success in the years ahead.

“We don’t give up” - Liam

 

Chelsea FC Press Release
For Immediate Release
March 12, 2026

Liam Rosenior Addresses Filip Jörgensen’s Error in Post-Match Interview Following PSG Defeat

London, UK – Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior spoke candidly in his post-match press conference after the Blues’ 5-2 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 first leg, defending goalkeeper Filip Jörgensen following a costly mistake that contributed to the late collapse at the Parc des Princes.

Jörgensen, who started ahead of Robert Sánchez, saw a pass intercepted by Bradley Barcola in the 74th minute with the score at 2-2. Vitinha capitalized with a lob to make it 3-2, triggering PSG’s three-goal surge in the final stages.

When asked about standing by his decision to select Jörgensen, Rosenior emphasized support for his player: “Players make mistakes. Filip’s not the first one to make a mistake, and that’s part of football. Obviously, it’s bitter… In that moment at 2-2, I think we were in the ascendancy.”

He highlighted the fine margins at Champions League level: “In the top level, the Champions League level, it is fine margins.” Rosenior also took partial responsibility for the approach that led to the error, noting the risks involved in building play from the back as instructed. “We made a mistake on the third goal, and we didn’t react well to the setback. We didn’t stay calm.”

The manager described the result as “very disappointing” and “painful,” particularly after Chelsea twice fought back to level the score through Malo Gusto and Enzo Fernández. He praised the team’s competitiveness for much of the match but lamented the inability to settle after the setback: “The fifth goal was the most painful one after a flashpoint. We don’t settle ourselves down… that makes it very difficult, but not impossible to come back from.”

Rosenior reiterated his belief in collective responsibility: “I make mistakes. Everybody makes mistakes. Sometimes they’re more costly. This is one of those moments. What we have to do… is look after each other. This is a big test of our character.”

Chelsea now prepare for the second leg at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, March 17 (kick-off 20:00 GMT), determined to overturn the deficit with the full backing of home supporters.

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Liam reflects on win over Wrexham

 

Dario Essugo on his first game of the season

 

Watch Garnacho goal against Wrexham

 Watch Garnacho goal against Wrexham