Training gallery: Back to work on Easter Monday

 Most of the UK might have had their feet up on a day off for the bank holiday, but there was no rest for the Blues as they returned to the training pitch at a sunny Cobham.

Spirits were high among the Chelsea players following Saturday's 7-0 thrashing of Port Vale at Stamford Bridge in the FA Cup quarter-finals, when Jorrel Hato, Joao Pedro, Tosin Adarabioyo, Andrey Santos, Estevao Willian and Alejandro Garnacho all got their names on the score sheet.

That sets up a mouth-watering semi-final at Wembley against old cup rivals Leeds United, but next on the Blues' agenda is a big Premier League fixture in the race for UEFA Champions League qualification, when Manchester City come to Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

With a full week to work ahead of that massive game, Liam Rosenior and his squad kicked off their preparations in Surrey on Monday, getting under way in the bright spring weather on the last day of the Easter bank holiday.

We have picked out a selection of the best images from today's session at Cobham below...

Andrey Santos: Playing at Wembley would be a dream

 Andrey Santos is looking forward to the opportunity to compete at Wembley Stadium in the FA Cup semi-finals after Chelsea booked our place in the last four of the competition with a big win on Saturday.

The Blues brushed Port Vale aside at Stamford Bridge in the quarter-finals, with Santos joined on the score sheet by fellow Brazilians Joao Pedro and Estevao Willian, as well as Jorrel Hato, Tosin Adarabioyo and Alejandro Garnacho.

That, along with Sunday’s draw for the next round, teed up an enticing semi-final against old FA Cup rivals Leeds United at Wembley, a prospect which already has our midfielder excited.

‘For me, it is a dream,’ said Santos. ‘I have played at Maracana, now I have the chance to play at Wembley. I am very happy and I hope we can do our job and win the game there.’

Reflecting on Saturday’s win, the 21-year-old was pleased with our emphatic win over League One opposition, but knows tougher challenges await the Blues.

Among them is our next match, a difficult Premier League encounter with Manchester City at the Bridge, but one which could prove crucial in the race for UEFA Champions League qualification.

‘I’m very happy with our performance, it was a big win and a good performance,’ he continued. ‘Now we have to move on and recover well, because next week we have another big game.

Now we have to work hard because next week we have a very important home game against Manchester City, and we will have to focus on ourselves and do our job. That is the most important thing for us.’

That need for focus means the players putting other concerns – including the upcoming FIFA World Cup this summer – out of their minds, to give everything in pursuit of a successful conclusion to Chelsea’s season.

‘An ambition for many players is to be in the World Cup with their national team – it’s the same for me,' Andrey concluded. 'But I know that first I have to work very hard here at Chelsea to help us achieve our targets.’

Chelsea Players Make Special Request to Head Coach Liam Rosenior Ahead of Manchester City Clash

Chelsea  acknowledges reports that several senior players have approached head coach **Liam Rosenior** with a special request regarding the availability of midfielder **Enzo Fernández** for the upcoming Premier League fixture against Manchester City.

In a demonstration of dressing room solidarity, a number of the squad’s established players have urged the coaching staff to reconsider the current two-match internal suspension placed on Fernández, highlighting his importance to the team as they prepare for one of the most challenging matches of the season at the Etihad Stadium.

The request stems from the players’ belief that the Argentina international remains a vital figure in the squad, both for his on-pitch quality and his influence within the group. Fernández, who serves as vice-captain, has been a key performer since joining the club and continues to be highly valued by his teammates.

Head coach Liam Rosenior, speaking previously after Chelsea’s 7-0 FA Cup victory over Port Vale (a match Fernández watched from the stands), confirmed that the suspension was a collective club decision made to uphold team standards and culture following comments the midfielder made during the international break.

Rosenior has maintained an open and positive dialogue with Fernández throughout the situation, describing him as a “top, top guy” and emphasising that the “door is not closed.” He has also reaffirmed that Fernández remains part of the leadership group and that the sanction is short-term in nature.

While the club respects the strong bonds and unity within the playing squad, the disciplinary decision was taken jointly to protect the long-term values and environment being built at Chelsea. Rosenior has consistently stressed the importance of accountability, even in the face of high-stakes fixtures such as the visit to Manchester City.

The club continues to focus on moving forward as a unified group. Rosenior recently stated: “We’ve had really good conversations… Things aren’t always what people maybe think they are. We’ll move forward and make sure we have a really good run-in to the season.”

Enzo Fernández retains the full support of the coaching staff, ownership, and his teammates as he serves the remainder of his internal suspension. He is expected to return to full squad contention thereafter, with his long-term future at the club — under contract until 2032 — remaining secure.  

Chelsea Football Club will not be providing any further comment on internal squad matters at this time and respectfully asks the media and supporters to allow the team to prepare for the important Premier League encounter against Manchester City without additional speculation.

Liam Rosenior Stands Firm on Enzo Fernández Two-Match Suspension Ahead of Manchester City Clash

Chelsea Football Club confirms that head coach **Liam Rosenior** has upheld the club's decision to impose a two-match internal suspension on midfielder **Enzo Fernández**, meaning the Argentina international will not be available for selection in the upcoming Premier League fixture against Manchester City.

The sanction follows comments made by Fernández during the recent international break, in which he discussed aspects of his future in a manner that the club and coaching staff determined crossed a line with regard to team culture and internal standards. Rosenior, who has been clear and consistent since the matter arose, emphasised that the decision was taken collectively to protect the values and environment being built at Chelsea.

Speaking after the club's impressive 7-0 FA Cup victory over Port Vale — a match Fernández watched from the stands — Rosenior stated: "As a football club, with me as part of that process, we've made a decision. He won’t be available for tomorrow’s game and he won’t be available for Manchester City. It’s disappointing for Enzo to speak that way… but a line was crossed in terms of our culture and what we want to build. We had to make a sanction."

Rosenior has stressed that the suspension is short-term and disciplinary in nature. He added that the "door is not closed" on Fernández, describing him as a "top, top guy" with whom he has maintained an open and positive dialogue. The head coach confirmed that Fernández remains part of the leadership group as vice-captain and that the club values his significant contributions on the pitch.

Despite reported approaches from within the squad urging a reconsideration for the high-profile Manchester City match, Rosenior has stood firm. The decision prioritises long-term cultural integrity over short-term team selection needs, even as Chelsea prepare for one of the most demanding fixtures in the Premier League calendar.

"We’ve had really good conversations," Rosenior noted. "Things aren’t always what people maybe think they are. We’ll move forward and make sure we have a really good run-in to the season."

Fernández, a key player since his record-breaking arrival at the club, has a long-term contract until 2032 and continues to be highly regarded by the coaching staff and ownership for his talent and potential. The club expects him to return to full contention after serving the suspension, with focus now turning to the remainder of what promises to be a competitive end to the campaign.

Chelsea Football Club will not be commenting further on the internal disciplinary matter at this time and asks for respect for all parties as the team prepares for the challenge at the Etihad Stadium.

Oscar - Top Chelsea Goals, Skills & Assists | Best Of Oscar Compilation | Chelsea FC

 Oscar has announced his retirement at 34 after being diagnosed with a fainting condition. 💙

A global career across Brazil, England and China:

🏆 2x Premier League

🏆 Europa League

🏆 League Cup

🏆 Chinese Super League

🏆 Chinese FA Cup

A player who left his mark on every continent!

Joe Cole reacts as Chelsea draw Leeds United in ‘feisty’ FA Cup semi-final tie

 Chelsea have learned they will face Leeds United in The FA Cup semi-finals after a hectic Sunday afternoon clash that saw Leeds edge past Axel Disasi’s West Ham.

A day earlier, Chelsea had cruised into the semi-finals at Wembley. An easy 7-0 win over League One side Port Vale, who sit rock-bottom of England’s third tier. Liam Rosenior fielded a very strong side yesterday.

It comes after Chelsea had beaten three Championship sides to reach the quarter-finals. Easy wins over Charlton and Hull City were followed by a tricky clash at Wrexham, which saw Chelsea go to extra time.

Seven different scorers, too. Jorrel Hato, Joao Pedro, Cole Palmer, or an own goal, Estevao, Tosin, Andrey Santos, and Alejandro Garnacho all scored for the Blues. Man City had smashed Liverpool earlier on.

A 4-0 win, inspired by Erling Haaland, and then, later on, on Saturday night, Southampton produced the result of the round. A 2-1 win over Arsenal on the south coast, ending Arsenal’s hopes of the quadruple.

Chelsea then, went into the draw with the knowledge that they could reach the final without even playing against a Premier League side, if they drew Southampton. Leeds and Man City eagerly awaited the draw.

Despite Axel Disasi ending a year-long goal drought to draw West Ham level in injury time, West Ham eventually suffered a penalty-shootout defeat to Leeds, as Pascal Struijk scored the winning penalty.

Chelsea have been drawn against Leeds, with the game to take place at Wembley. Joe Cole instantly responded with “ooh, that is feisty, 1970”, briefly mentioning the final 56 years ago on TNT Sports.

Chelsea failed to beat Leeds in both of their Premier League games this season, drawing 2-2 at home after a 3-1 loss in Yorkshire. The semi-finals will be played on the weekend of the 25th and 26th of April.

Source: The Chelsea Chronicles

Chelsea to Face Leeds United in Emirates FA Cup Semi-Final at Wembley

 Chelsea Football Club today confirms that we will face Leeds United in the semi-finals of the 2025/26 Emirates FA Cup.

The two-legged tie will be contested as a single match at Wembley Stadium on the weekend of Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April 2026. The exact date and kick-off time for the Chelsea fixture will be confirmed by the Football Association in due course, with both semi-finals scheduled across the two days.

Chelsea advanced to the last four with an emphatic 7-0 victory over League Two side Port Vale in the quarter-finals on Saturday. Leeds United, meanwhile, booked their place at Wembley by overcoming West Ham United on penalties in a dramatic quarter-final clash played earlier today at the London Stadium.

Head Coach Liam Rosenior said: “We’re absolutely delighted to be in the semi-finals again. Reaching Wembley is always a special moment for any player, staff member and supporter, and to do so in the FA Cup – the oldest and most prestigious domestic cup competition in the world – makes it even more meaningful. Leeds are a club with real pedigree in this competition and a passionate fanbase, so we know it will be a huge occasion. But our focus now is on preparing properly while continuing our strong run of form in the Premier League.”

Chelsea’s path to the semi-finals has seen impressive performances, including standout wins in earlier rounds that showcased the squad’s depth and attacking quality. The Blues last lifted the FA Cup in 2018 and remain one of the most successful clubs in the competition’s history.

Leeds United, currently competing in the Premier League, bring their own rich FA Cup heritage to the tie. The two clubs famously met in the 1970 FA Cup Final (and its replay), one of the most memorable and hard-fought encounters in the competition’s annals.

Tickets for the semi-final will go on sale to Chelsea supporters in due course, with allocation details and priority access information to be shared via chelseafc.com and the Chelsea app. Supporters are advised to only purchase tickets through official channels to avoid disappointment.

This semi-final represents another significant milestone in Chelsea’s 2025/26 campaign as the club continues to compete on multiple fronts under Rosenior’s leadership.

Valentín Barco Agrees Personal Terms with Chelsea Ahead of Potential Summer Transfer

Chelsea Football Club today acknowledges growing reports that Argentine international midfielder Valentín Barco has expressed his strong desire to join the club this summer, with personal terms now agreed in principle.  

The 21-year-old, currently shining at Ligue 1 side RC Strasbourg, has reportedly told his representatives that he wants the move to Stamford Bridge. Sources close to the player indicate that Barco—affectionately known as "Colo"—is excited by the opportunity to continue his development in the Premier League under Chelsea’s ambitious project.

Barco, who joined Strasbourg permanently from Brighton & Hove Albion in the summer of 2025 after a successful loan spell, has reinvented himself as a dynamic central midfielder. The former Boca Juniors prospect, who began his career as a left-back, has impressed with his technical quality, vision, tenacity in duels, and ability to contribute in both attack and defence. His performances have not gone unnoticed by Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni, earning him senior caps and a place in recent squads, including a standout display in the recent friendly against Zambia.

Chelsea, who share ownership links with Strasbourg through the BlueCo network, are understood to be monitoring the situation closely. While no formal transfer between the clubs has been finalised, the player’s willingness to move and the alignment of personal terms put Chelsea in a strong position should they decide to proceed. Fabrizio Romano and other reliable sources have confirmed that Barco has given the green light, with the final decision resting with Chelsea’s recruitment team.

Speaking on the prospect, those familiar with the talks describe Barco as a player with “huge potential” who fits the profile of a modern, versatile midfielder capable of thriving in Enzo Maresca’s system. At just 21, he represents another investment in youthful, high-ceiling talent as Chelsea look to build for sustained success both domestically and in Europe.

**Background on Valentín Barco**  

Born on 23 July 2004 in 25 de Mayo, Argentina, Barco rose through the ranks at Boca Juniors before making the move to Europe with Brighton in January 2024. After limited first-team opportunities and a loan spell at Sevilla, he found his stride at Strasbourg, where he has flourished in a more advanced midfield role. Standing at 1.70m with a preferred left foot, his blend of energy, ball-carrying ability and tactical intelligence has drawn comparisons to some of the Premier League’s most exciting young midfielders.

His contract with Strasbourg runs until June 2029, but the club’s relationship with Chelsea could facilitate a smooth transition if the Blues opt to activate the opportunity this summer.

Chelsea FC will make no further comment at this stage while internal discussions continue. Any official announcement regarding transfers will be made through the club’s usual channels in due course.

Cole Palmer sends brilliant message to Roy Keane on Instagram

 Cole Palmer led Chelsea out for the first time with the captain’s armband on Saturday evening and he sent a hilarious message to Roy Keane after an incident in the tunnel.

League One side Port Vale were late to the tunnel walk and Palmer, on his debut as Chelsea captain, was unsure what to do. The England star joked he almost embodied Roy Keane, refusing to wait.

Back in 2004, Paul Ince delayed his Wolves side joining Man United in the tunnel at Molineux, and instead of remaining patient, Keane ordered his troops out on the pitch against ref Andy D’Urso’s wishes.

TNT posted a clip of Palmer at the front of the Chelsea queue, waiting to go out onto the pitch, and the England star even asking the officials, “Do we just go out?”. Eventually, Port Vale’s players joined Chelsea.

Reacting to the clip on Instagram, Palmer joked he was very “close” to taking the Chelsea players out onto the pitch, before tagging Manchester United icon Keane in his post on Instagram, after the 7-0 win.

Rosenior and James react to Kavuma-McQueen’s debut

 Plenty of hype has been made about Kavuma-McQueen, and Rosenior decided to hand him his debut on Saturday evening, replacing Romeo Lavia in the 78th minute with Chelsea already leading Port Vale 5-0.

In Premier League 2 this season, Kavuma-McQueen has been involved in eight goals in just 12 matches, scoring five goals and providing three assists. He’s clocked up 11 goals in 23 games for the youth sides.

Ryan Kavuma-McQueen was the latest Chelsea talent to make his debut under Liam Rosenior after coming off the bench against Port Vale – and both Rosenior and Reece James have responded.

It was just the win Rosenior needed, after four straight defeats before the break and the controversy surrounding both Marc Cucurella and Enzo Fernandez. Rosenior couldn’t afford an embarrassing defeat.

They did the job, and then some. Even more so, handing a player a debut that fans had been calling for will have gone down well. Speaking in his press conference after the game, Rosenior was delighted.

“I was so happy for Ryan. I had the pleasure of watching him in the FA Youth Cup game maybe six weeks ago. I know a lot about the academy. The academy coaches tell me a lot about the players.

“I felt it was a really good moment for Ryan and for what is traditionally an outstanding academy to have another debut,” Rosenior said, having handed a third debut to one of Chelsea’s up-and-coming stars.

Reece James, a product of the Chelsea academy, was also delighted to see Kavuma-McQueen make his debut for Chelsea. He posted on Instagram: “Congrats lil bro, so happy for you.”

Earlier yesterday, an Erling Haaland-inspired performance saw Man City demolish Liverpool with a 4-0 win. On Sunday, Leeds United go to West Ham in a battle between two Premier League relegation rivals.

Chelsea then, have a real chance of FA Cup glory without even meeting a Premier League side in their run to the semi-finals. They might even get the chance of a place in the final, without having to do so.

Estêvão Stands Alone: Chelsea Teenager the Only Premier League Player Under 20 to Reach 10 Goal Involvements Across All Competitions This Season

Brazilian wonderkid Estêvão Willian has established himself as the standout teenager in the Premier League this season, becoming the only player aged 19 or under to register 10 goal contributions (goals and assists) across all competitions for a Premier League club in 2025/26.

The 18-year-old right winger, who joined Chelsea from Palmeiras in the summer of 2025 upon turning 18, has dazzled with his electric dribbling, clinical finishing, and creative flair since breaking into the first team. His impressive tally places him clear of all other teenagers competing in England’s top flight, highlighting his rapid adaptation to the physical and tactical demands of Premier League and European football.

Estêvão’s contributions include a mix of crucial Premier League strikes — such as a dramatic late winner against Liverpool — along with goals in the UEFA Champions League, where he became one of Chelsea’s youngest-ever scorers in the competition, and standout performances in domestic cup ties. His ability to take on defenders at pace and deliver in the final third has made him a constant threat, earning praise for his maturity beyond his years.

Head coach Liam Rosenior commended the young Brazilian’s impact: “Estêvão is a special talent. To be the only teenager hitting double figures in goal involvements across all competitions at this stage shows his quality and consistency. He’s working incredibly hard, learning every day, and his confidence is growing match by match.”

Since arriving at Stamford Bridge, Estêvão has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most exciting prospects in world football. Nicknamed “Messinho” during his time in Brazil for his close ball control and flair, the Franca-born attacker has seamlessly integrated into Chelsea’s attacking setup, often starting on the right wing or cutting inside to devastating effect with his preferred left foot.

This milestone comes as Chelsea continue their multi-competition campaign under Rosenior, blending youthful dynamism with experienced leadership. Estêvão’s performances have not only boosted the team’s attacking output but have also excited the Stamford Bridge faithful, who have quickly taken the teenager to their hearts.

The Brazilian international, who has already featured for the senior national team, continues to develop under the guidance of Chelsea’s coaching staff. With his contract running until 2033, the club views him as a key part of its long-term vision.

Estêvão himself has expressed his delight at the opportunity: “Playing for Chelsea is a dream. Every game I try to help the team with goals and assists. I’m enjoying every moment and want to keep improving.”

As the season progresses toward its climax, including upcoming FA Cup and league fixtures, all eyes remain on the teenager who is already rewriting expectations for young players in the world’s most competitive league.

Key Statistics (2025/26 Season – All Competitions):

• 10+ goal involvements (goals + assists) – Unique among Premier League teenagers
• Strong showings in Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and domestic cups
• Multiple match-winning contributions

Quotes:

Liam Rosenior, Head Coach: “Estêvão is showing why we brought him here. His numbers speak for themselves, but it’s his attitude and desire to improve that stand out the most.”

Estêvão Willian: “It’s a proud feeling to contribute like this for Chelsea. I’m grateful to the coach and teammates for trusting me. I just want to keep helping the team win.”

Cole Palmer Describes First Time as Chelsea Captain as a “Proud Moment” After Dominant FA Cup Quarter-Final Win

Cole Palmer, Chelsea’s star attacking midfielder, spoke of immense pride after captaining the Blues for the first time during Saturday’s commanding 7-0 Emirates FA Cup quarter-final victory over League One side Port Vale at Stamford Bridge.

With regular captain Reece James, vice-captain Enzo Fernández, and other senior players including Trevoh Chalobah and Marc Cucurella unavailable for the starting line-up, head coach Liam Rosenior handed the armband to the 23-year-old academy graduate-turned-key performer. Palmer led the team out onto the pitch, navigated a light-hearted tunnel delay with opponents, and inspired a ruthless display that booked Chelsea’s place at Wembley Stadium for the semi-finals.

In a post-match interview, Palmer reflected warmly on the experience, saying: “Long time coming. It was a proud moment being captain. I enjoyed it and it was a good afternoon.”

The England international, who has emerged as one of the Premier League’s most creative and clinical talents since joining Chelsea in 2023, also scored in the emphatic win. His leadership by example—through composure on the ball, vision in attack, and consistent high performance—set the tone for a dominant team display that delighted the home crowd.

Palmer, who has already played a pivotal role in Chelsea’s recent successes—including victories in the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup in 2025—added that the result would provide a significant lift for the squad as they balance domestic cup commitments with Premier League and other challenges.

Head coach Liam Rosenior praised Palmer’s maturity, noting that the player “led by example” despite not being the traditional vocal captain. Rosenior highlighted how Palmer’s influence on and off the ball helped maintain focus throughout the match.

This milestone comes at a significant point in Palmer’s rapid rise. Since arriving from Manchester City, he has become a cornerstone of Chelsea’s attack, earning individual accolades such as a place in the FIFA Best Men’s XI and contributing decisively in major finals. Wearing the captain’s armband for the first time represents another personal landmark for the young star, who has often spoken of his deep connection to the club and its supporters.

Chelsea now advance to the FA Cup semi-finals, where they will face one of the remaining teams in the competition. The club continues to build momentum under Rosenior, blending youthful talent with experienced leadership as they compete on multiple fronts this season.

Quotes:

Cole Palmer: “Long time coming. It was a proud moment being captain. I enjoyed it and it was a good afternoon… I feel good, feel like I’ve turned a corner.”

Liam Rosenior (on Palmer’s captaincy): “Cole led by example today.”

Watch: Chatting to Cole. 💪

 

Watch: Liam Rosenior post-match press conference | Chelsea 7-0 Port Vale | FA Cup Quarter-final

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior praised his team’s intensity, pressing, and professional attitude after the Blues produced a dominant performance to defeat League One side Port Vale 7-0 in the Emirates FA Cup quarter-final at Stamford Bridge.

The victory, which featured goals from seven different contributors, books Chelsea’s place in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley and provides a much-needed boost following a challenging period in the Premier League campaign.

Speaking in his post-match press conference, Rosenior expressed satisfaction with the squad’s response: “I was really happy with the application of the players today. We needed a big performance after a difficult few games, and the intensity and pressing from the first minute were excellent.”

Chelsea took the lead inside just 63 seconds when defender Jorrel Hato opened the scoring. João Pedro added a second midway through the first half, before an own goal from Port Vale’s Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel made it 3-0 before the break. In the second half, Tosin Adarabioyo, Andrey Santos, teenage sensation Estêvão, and Alejandro Garnacho (from the penalty spot in stoppage time) completed the rout.

Rosenior was particularly impressed by the contribution of young Brazilian forward Estêvão, stating there is “no ceiling” for the highly-rated teenager after another eye-catching display. He also highlighted the leadership of Cole Palmer, who captained the side in the absence of Enzo Fernández and “led the team magnificently.”

Addressing recent speculation surrounding team dynamics, Rosenior revealed he had held a one-to-one conversation with Fernández and insisted that “things are not what people maybe think they are.” He emphasized unity within the squad and a shared desire to fight for success on multiple fronts.

The manager confirmed that winger Jamie Gittens had suffered another hamstring injury in training, while welcoming the debut of young talent Ryan Kavuma-McQueen. Rosenior also backed striker Liam Delap as “more than good enough” to represent England at international level.

Reflecting on the broader context, Rosenior acknowledged the turbulent week but stressed that Chelsea can still enjoy an outstanding season: “It’s great to be in the semi-finals — that’s why you come to this club, to win trophies and compete at the highest level. We’re determined to keep pushing.”

Port Vale, who were appearing in the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time in over 70 years, were outclassed by a Chelsea side that showed no mercy despite the gulf in class. The clean sheet and clinical finishing demonstrated the “no-risk strategy” that paid dividends for Rosenior’s men.

Chelsea will now await the semi-final draw as they look to add to their rich FA Cup history and end the campaign on a high note.

**Quotes from Liam Rosenior:**

- On the performance: “We showed the right application and intensity from the start. The players were ruthless and professional.”

- On Estêvão: “There is no ceiling for him. He’s a special talent.”

- On the team’s season ambitions: “We can still have an outstanding season. This result helps, but we know there’s a lot more work to do.”

**Match Summary**  

**Chelsea 7-0 Port Vale**  

Scorers: Jorrel Hato (2'), João Pedro (25'), Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel (og 42'), Tosin Adarabioyo (57'), Andrey Santos (69'), Estêvão (82'), Alejandro Garnacho (90+2' pen)  

Shorts: Joao Pedro and Andrey Santos teasing Estevão on IG. 😂😂💙

 

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