Premier League: Manchester City 0 - 2 Chelsea

04:14 AM, Sunday, 06 April 2008

Match reports The Observer, Jamie Jackson: "Chelsea deserve a little of the stuff they sometimes lack - goodwill - for at least keeping the Premier League title race alive with this victory, which maintains the pressure on Manchester United. They deserved this win, though their performance was,... Posted by Mark_ · Comments (177) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League preview: Manchester City v. Chelsea

07:11 PM, Friday, 04 April 2008

Well, just three days after an outing to the sun drenched city of Istanbul where our brave/courageous or apathetic/arrogant boys (delete as appropriate) suffered a setback in the Euro Big Cup first quarter-final play-off against Fenn Her Barchy (as spelt in the subtitles I inadvertently activated... Posted by ChelseaTony · Comments (58) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Champions League: Fenerbahce 2 - 1 Chelsea

04:48 AM, Thursday, 03 April 2008

Match reports The Guardian, David Hytner: "Having forged ahead through an own-goal from Deivid, [Chelsea] had a fistful of first-half chances to become unassailable. Yet dreams turned into nightmares in the second half as an equaliser from Kazim Kazim, better known to English audiences as Colin... Posted by Mark_ · Comments (147) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League: Chelsea 1 - 0 Middlesbrough

09:26 AM, Monday, 31 March 2008

Match reports Daily Telegraph, John Ley: "If Chelsea win the Premier League title they should dismantle the goal at the Shed End of Stamford Bridge and resurrect it in their club museum, alongside Jose Mourinho's raincoat and Peter Osgood's shirt, as a standing memorial to the day it earned them... Posted by chelseablog · Comments (152) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Grant him his due, but...

03:14 PM, Wednesday, 26 March 2008

The earth did not move on Sunday, but Avram Grant slept a little easier that night. The sight of the man who’s patented the hangdog expression donning a faint but clear smile at the post-match circuit must be a welcome relief to everyone at Stamford Bridge. From a close shave with... Posted by cbkemetulu · Comments (153) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League: Chelsea 2 - 1 Arsenal

06:35 AM, Monday, 24 March 2008

Match reports Daily Telegraph, Henry Winter: "Of the many surprises this eventful season, the sight of Avram Grant outwitting Arsene Wenger ranks right up there. Short of Ashley Cole becoming a referee or Didier Drogba surviving a game without medical attention, the season may not produce any... Posted by ChelseaTony · Comments (134) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur 4 - 4 Chelsea

05:34 AM, Thursday, 20 March 2008

Match reports The Times: "How Chelsea must hate Tottenham Hotspur. Beaten by them in the Carling Cup final at Wembley last month, it was the North London side who again thwarted their ambitions, this time in the Barclays Premier League and in an astonishing eight-goal extravaganza at White Hart... Posted by Mark_ · Comments (230) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League: Sunderland 0 - 1 Chelsea

02:33 AM, Sunday, 16 March 2008

Match reports The Observer, Paul Wilson: "This was not the most impressive display from Chelsea - it was a hard-fought win on a bitterly cold afternoon in the north east - but you cannot play Derby every week and you get the same number of points for a single-goal victory as you do for a... Posted by Mark_ · Comments (269) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

Premier League: Chelsea 6 - 1 Derby County

06:53 AM, Thursday, 13 March 2008

Match reports The Guardian, Dominic Fifield: "Chelsea found respite in a rout last night. The traumas endured in their FA Cup humiliation at Barnsley were exorcised in part against a hapless Derby County, with Frank Lampard, so conspicuous by his absence at Oakwell, gorging himself on four... Posted by ChelseaTony · Comments (265) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League

FA Cup: Barnsley 1 - 0 Chelsea

04:37 AM, Sunday, 09 March 2008

Match reports The Observer, Spencer Vignes: "And they say that lightning never strikes twice. Having disposed of Liverpool in the previous round, Barnsley only went and did it again by knocking Chelsea out of the FA Cup on a memorable night in South Yorkshire. Dickie Bird, Darren Gough, Arthur... Posted by cbjonathan · Comments (373) Topics: Chelsea,Premier League