VickyRotex:
We go win ooo. Na 2-1 I dey see o

Chelsea for life

VickyRotex:
We go win ooo. Na 2-1 I dey see o

Chelsea for life

sheykruz1:
@vicky.....na goalless draw ma own eyes dey say see oo

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Match Preview
West Bromwich Albion head coach Tony Pulis
has reminded his players they will need to
perform to the highest level if they are to take
anything from their trip to Chelsea on
Wednesday.
The Baggies visit Stamford Bridge unbeaten in
three matches in all competitions and in pursuit
of a third successive Barclays Premier League
victory, but face a Chelsea team reinvigorated by
the return of Guus Hiddink as interim manager.
Chelsea, who won 3-2 at The Hawthorns in
August, have not lost any of the five matches
since the departure of Jose Mourinho and
returned to rampant form as they demolished
Crystal Palace 3-0 in their most recent league
outing on 3 January.
Pulis, therefore, is wary of the resurgent west
Londoners.
"We know how tough the game against Chelsea
is going to be," he said. "They have wonderful
players. We need to be at our best.
"We have been steady with the players in training
ahead of the trip."
Pulis is hopeful that Jonas Olsson and Victor
Anichebe will be available for selection after
recent hamstring injuries, and the Baggies head
coach has been pleased with the effort shown by
his players during a hectic period; West Brom will
play six matches in 25 days between Wednesday
and the meeting with Newcastle United on 6
February.
"I can't fault the effort of the players," he said.
"They have worked really hard and we will now
need to manage them over the next few weeks
with two consecutive midweek games coming
up. The lads are really fit and they keep going."
Hiddink could be without his three first-choice
striking options. Diego Costa picked up a minor
knock during Sunday's 2-0 victory over
Scunthorpe United in the FA Cup and is rated
"doubtful", while Loic Remy (calf) and Radamel
Falcao (groin) are also out.
Costa would represent a significant absence for
Hiddink, under whom the Spaniard has
blossomed. Having scored three league goals in
14 appearances prior to Hiddink's arrival, Costa
has equalled that haul in his two outings with the
Dutchman as interim manager.
"I think he's a very energetic, powerful
personality. He's focusing himself now in what
he's good at. And [scoring goals] is what he's
good at," Hiddink said.
"He's focusing on what he has to do," Hiddink
said. "Sometimes you lose your energy in things
out of where you have to be. And [I told him]
'don't do that, don't let people provoke you, don't
go into traps. Go and use your energy where
you're good at'."
Eden Hazard (groin) is unlikely to be risked,
while Nemanja Matic (concussion) is also a
doubt and Oscar (toe) will be assessed ahead of
the match.

Chelsea (from): Amelia, Begovic, Blackman,
Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Djilobodji, Ivanovic,
Rahman, Terry, Zouma, Fabregas, Hazard, Loftus-
Cheek, Matic, Mikel, Oscar, Ramires, Traore,
Willian, Costa, Kenedy, Pedro.

West Bromwich Albion (from): Foster,
Lindegaard, Myhill, Rose, Chester, Dawson,
Evans, Gamboa, McAuley, O'Neil, Olsson,
Pocognoli, Brunt, Fletcher, Gardner, Gnabry,
McClean, McManaman, Morrison,

http://m.premierleague.com/en-gb/matches/2015-2016/epl.summary.html/chelsea-vs-west-brom ,
Yacob, Anichebe, Berahino, Lambert, Nabi,
Rondon.

sheykruz1:
@vicky.....na goalless draw ma own eyes dey say see oo

makzeze:
na chelsea loss I see

Funjosh:




Take one bottle of Chelsea Dry Gin and clean your eyes because you are seeing the wrong thing