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Atmosphere for Chelsea’s Club World Cup opener a bit strange, says Maresca

Atmosphere for Chelsea’s Club World Cup opener a bit strange, says Maresca

  • “It was a good match, a good performance,” Maresca told reporters
  • “I think the environment was a bit strange. The stadium was almost empty. Not full“
By Reuters ·
Flamengo’s impressive Club World Cup start sets up mouth-watering Chelsea showdown

Flamengo’s impressive Club World Cup start sets up mouth-watering Chelsea showdown

By Reuters ·
Chelsea win race to sign Ipswich striker Delap

Chelsea win race to sign Ipswich striker Delap

By AFP ·
Chelsea roar back to beat Real Betis in UEFA Conference League final

Chelsea roar back to beat Real Betis in UEFA Conference League final

By AFP ·
Chelsea’s Maresca says Conference League ‘best competition in the world’

Chelsea’s Maresca says Conference League ‘best competition in the world’

By AFP ·
Chelsea FC-branded project is ‘first of its kind’ says Damac’s Amira Sajwani

Chelsea FC-branded project is ‘first of its kind’ says Damac’s Amira Sajwani

By Arab News ·
Chelsea’s Jackson must learn from red card, Maresca says

Chelsea’s Jackson must learn from red card, Maresca says

By Reuters ·
Newcastle go third with 2-0 win over 10-man Chelsea

Newcastle go third with 2-0 win over 10-man Chelsea

By Reuters ·
Chelsea ease past Djurgarden to reach Conference League final

Chelsea ease past Djurgarden to reach Conference League final

By AFP ·
Chelsea move closer to top-five finish, Newcastle salvage draw

Chelsea move closer to top-five finish, Newcastle salvage draw

By Reuters ·
Palmer’s dip in form a ‘mental thing’, says Chelsea boss Maresca

Palmer’s dip in form a ‘mental thing’, says Chelsea boss Maresca

By Reuters ·
Barcelona take a commanding 4-1 lead over Chelsea in Women’s Champions League semifinals series

Barcelona take a commanding 4-1 lead over Chelsea in Women’s Champions League semifinals series

By AP ·
Onana at fault twice as Man United draws 2-2 at Lyon, Tottenham held at home, Chelsea stays perfect

Onana at fault twice as Man United draws 2-2 at Lyon, Tottenham held at home, Chelsea stays perfect

By AP ·

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