motionarena:


U right he is only good at falling

Michelle70:
comrade, mancity don win o.

E be like say na here vawulence still get option o.

Peace shall never overshadow vawulence.
At the end, vawulence must prevail

Michelle70:
comrade, mancity don win o.

E be like say na here vawulence still get option o.

Peace shall never overshadow vawulence.
At the end, vawulence must prevail

ZombieTAMER:


Go back to my comment

Are you watching the game?

was Gallagher ready?

i blame the stupid Coach.. he's killing Chelsea

I have been watching and reading football a long time..

Tuchel is killing Chelsea, he's so relax now that Roman isn't in the picture anymore..

Kepa should come in for Mendy.. there should be competition

funkyshade:
Good one boys.

Chelsea NEVER DISAPPOINTS

EmiDon11:
what da hell is wrong with crystal palance?

Are they trying to give peace as an option?

NEVER!!!!!

ogododo:
Chelsea and Leicester City square off at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon with both teams having endured indifferent starts to the new Premier League campaign.

While the Blues have collected just four points from their opening three fixtures, the Foxes have posted just one draw, leaving the clubs in 12th and 19th position in the standings.


The transfer saga involving Wesley Fofana is inevitably going to dominate the build-up to this match with Chelsea attempting to sign the defender for a fee of at least £70m.

Nevertheless, both teams could do without the distractions given that they have recorded just one victory between them from their first triple-header.

From Chelsea's perspective, everything was heading in the right direction after a 1-0 win at Everton and when leading Tottenham Hotspur deep into add-on time of their London derby.

However, a last-gasp equaliser from their rivals was followed by a 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Leeds United, their defeat being deserved despite claims on the contrary by Thomas Tuchel.

Although Tuchel will likely add another three players to his first-team squad over the next week, this now feels like a Chelsea side very much in transition and who are yet to find a solution to their issues with scoring goals.

Preview: Chelsea vs. Leicester - prediction, team news, lineups

While injuries in midfield have affected them, that cannot be used as an excuse for Kai Havertz not making an impression in the final third, with only Raheem Sterling performing anywhere near to his ability in that area of the pitch.

As far as Leicester are concerned, they have been heavily reliant on James Maddison, who has netted in each of their games against Brentford, Arsenal and Southampton.


Eight goals have been conceded at the other end, however, and it threatens to undermine anything that Leicester produce going forward as they bid to move away from the bottom end of the table.

Even if it means accepting a marginally lower fee for Fofana, the East Midlands outfit need to resolve the situation to avoid a scenario where Brendan Rodgers is scrambling around in the transfer market for a suitable replacement.

funkyshade:


Be careful....

Michelle70:
comrade, mancity don win o.

E be like say na here vawulence still get option o.

Peace shall never overshadow vawulence.
At the end, vawulence must prevail

Angelfrost:


Well done to you guys for not giving up after that unfortunate Red card.

This really shows how pathetic Leicester is!

They certainly don't belong at the top anymore... It was good while it lasted!

signature2012:


I totally agree with you.
That Gallagher due is just something else.

Havertz isn’t just ready to do anything.Too sluggish for my likening.

Adedoks:
and you said it oo. Tuchel is playing with sack. How can you change the team formation to this nonsense formation that is not working?

Havert can't be a striker