In some ways, there is no real reason why Chelsea and Liverpool should have a rivalry of any sorts. The two clubs are based in completely different parts of the country, with Chelsea obviously being one of the main clubs in London and Liverpool being Merseyside-based. Similarly, when Liverpool were winning league titles seemingly every … Read more
Few managers in Chelsea’s history have left as deep a mark on a club as José Mourinho. Twice he walked into Stamford Bridge as the self-proclaimed ‘Special One’ and twice he left having delivered trophies, controversy, and unforgettable memories. Although it has been many years since both Chelsea departures, he has been no stranger to … Read more
There hasn’t really been a huge rivalry between Chelsea and Nottingham Forest over the years, but not for the reason that many football fans might think. In the eyes of many modern day supporters, Chelsea are the successful team whilst Forest have spent most of their existence wallowing in the lower leagues. Those with either … Read more
2025/26 has not been the season that Chelsea fans would have wanted or even anticipated. Last term, it looked like there were some signs of moving in the right direction. The Blues finished fourth, just two points behind Manchester City and only five shy of Arsenal in second. They also won the Conference League with … Read more
When you consider the modern history of both Chelsea and Leeds United, you would be forgiven for expressing a degree of surprise at the fact that the Yorkshire club began the rivalry with back-to-back wins against the West Londoners. You would likely be even more surprised to learn that they won the very first game … Read more
Just as with Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and other London-based clubs, there isn’t really a massive rivalry in place between Chelsea and Brighton & Hove Albion. Whilst the Seagulls absolutely hate playing Crystal Palace for some spurious reason and Chelsea fans see red when Spurs turn up to Stamford Bridge, the matches between the Blues and … Read more
Chelsea and Manchester United are two of the most successful teams in English football, especially in the 21st century. Moreover, they are two of the six ever-present Premier League sides (along with Arsenal Spurs, Everton and Liverpool). Both these factors mean that they have played each other many times and often in big, hugely significant … Read more
If we ignore the results of the two north London clubs, which Blues can certainly have taken some joy from, it was a very bad weekend for Chelsea fans. Yes, Spurs are going down. Yes, the Gunners are doing their annual Spursy bottle job. But Chelsea lost, convincingly, while their biggest rival for a Champions … Read more
Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea have not had things easy of late. Aside from their expected, emphatic victory over Port Vale in the FA Cup, there hasn’t been too much for the Blues faithful to sing about. Chelsea’s 8-2 humiliation in the Champions League last 16 against Paris Saint-Germain was a stark contrast to the their FIFA … Read more
A busy international break saw 10 Chelsea players called up for senior team duty. Here is a full round-up of how the Blues contingent got on while playing for their respective national teams. Enzo Fernandez (Argentina) Date Home Result Away 27/3/26 Argentina 2–1 Mauritania 31/3/26 Argentina 5–0 Zambia Enzo enjoyed a productive break with Argentina, … Read more