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Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
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Evergreen: Frank Lampard put Chelsea ahead en route to an important victory
Sweetly struck: The talented Belgian's goal came in the 50th minute
Ze Legend...
Demba Ba was either the flop of the match today or was bought by his former club!
Very Hazardous...!
Sweet Revenge...
Right to Celebrate.
And Carroll...very out of form!!!
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It is a busy international fortnight for Chelsea players, with 15 players called up for senior duty.
Petr Cech could earn his 100th cap for the Czech Republic while away. He is currently on 98 with a home game against Denmark to come on Friday and an away tie in Armenia on Tuesday. The Czechs are third in their group at present, five points behind leaders Italy but with a game in hand.
With England, centurion Ashley Cole is joined by 94-cap Frank Lampard and 13-cap Gary Cahill as Roy Hodgson's squad prepares for two World Cup qualifiers, away to San Marino on Friday before a tricky trip to Montengro next Tuesday. England are second behind the Montenegrins after four games.
Spanish pair Juan Mata and Cesar Azpilicueta have to qualify for the World Cup despite being defending champions, so face a double-header against Finland in Gijon and France in Paris. Those games take place on Friday and Tuesday, with the Spaniards leading the French on goal difference at the top of their group.
Branislav Ivanovic's Serbia need to start making ground on Eden Hazard's Belgium in Group A. Serbia travel to joint-leaders Croatia on Friday before hosting Scotland next Tuesday with six points to make up. Meanwhile Hazard faces a double-header against Macedonia, away on Friday, home on Tuesday.
Yossi Benayoun is expected to captain Israel when they host Portugal on Friday. They then travel to Northern Ireland next Tuesday, and currently sit in second place, five points behind leaders Russia.
There are also qualifiers in Africa, as Demba Ba's Senegal host Angola on Saturday, while Cup of Nations champions John Mikel Obi and Victor Moses are in the Nigerian squad that hosts Kenya the same day.
Finally at senior level, there are high-profile friendlies for Brazil, with Oscar, Ramires and David Luiz all in Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad. First, they meet Italy in Geneva on Thursday, before on Monday facing Fabio Capello's Russia at Stamford Bridge on Monday, March 25. Tickets are still available for that game.
At Under-21, there are two Chelsea loanees in Stuart Pearce's England squad. Josh McEachran, with Middlesbrough, will link up with Nathaniel Chalobah, who is with Watford, to face Romania on Thursday in Wycombe, and then Austria on Monday at Brighton.
Islam Feruz is in the Scottish squad that hosts Norway and then Luxembourg on the same dates, while Milan Lalkovic's Slovakia travel to Austria before hosting Slovenia.
At Under-19, Nathan Ake's Netherlands host the Czech Republic on Thursday before an away game in Croatia next Monday.
Alex Davey is in the Scottish squad that hosts Sweden in a friendly double-header this Tuesday and Thursday, while Andreas Christensen's Denmark play away to France twice on the same days.
Finally, at Under-17, there are four Chelsea players in the England squad that faces three games in six days in European Championship qualifying. The Three Lions host a mini group with games against Portugal, Russia and Slovenia on Saturday, Monday and next Thursday. The players involved are Alex Kiwomya, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and schoolboys Josh Aina and Charlie Colkett.
Petr Cech could earn his 100th cap for the Czech Republic while away. He is currently on 98 with a home game against Denmark to come on Friday and an away tie in Armenia on Tuesday. The Czechs are third in their group at present, five points behind leaders Italy but with a game in hand.
With England, centurion Ashley Cole is joined by 94-cap Frank Lampard and 13-cap Gary Cahill as Roy Hodgson's squad prepares for two World Cup qualifiers, away to San Marino on Friday before a tricky trip to Montengro next Tuesday. England are second behind the Montenegrins after four games.
Spanish pair Juan Mata and Cesar Azpilicueta have to qualify for the World Cup despite being defending champions, so face a double-header against Finland in Gijon and France in Paris. Those games take place on Friday and Tuesday, with the Spaniards leading the French on goal difference at the top of their group.
Branislav Ivanovic's Serbia need to start making ground on Eden Hazard's Belgium in Group A. Serbia travel to joint-leaders Croatia on Friday before hosting Scotland next Tuesday with six points to make up. Meanwhile Hazard faces a double-header against Macedonia, away on Friday, home on Tuesday.
Yossi Benayoun is expected to captain Israel when they host Portugal on Friday. They then travel to Northern Ireland next Tuesday, and currently sit in second place, five points behind leaders Russia.
There are also qualifiers in Africa, as Demba Ba's Senegal host Angola on Saturday, while Cup of Nations champions John Mikel Obi and Victor Moses are in the Nigerian squad that hosts Kenya the same day.
Finally at senior level, there are high-profile friendlies for Brazil, with Oscar, Ramires and David Luiz all in Luiz Felipe Scolari's squad. First, they meet Italy in Geneva on Thursday, before on Monday facing Fabio Capello's Russia at Stamford Bridge on Monday, March 25. Tickets are still available for that game.
At Under-21, there are two Chelsea loanees in Stuart Pearce's England squad. Josh McEachran, with Middlesbrough, will link up with Nathaniel Chalobah, who is with Watford, to face Romania on Thursday in Wycombe, and then Austria on Monday at Brighton.
Islam Feruz is in the Scottish squad that hosts Norway and then Luxembourg on the same dates, while Milan Lalkovic's Slovakia travel to Austria before hosting Slovenia.
At Under-19, Nathan Ake's Netherlands host the Czech Republic on Thursday before an away game in Croatia next Monday.
Alex Davey is in the Scottish squad that hosts Sweden in a friendly double-header this Tuesday and Thursday, while Andreas Christensen's Denmark play away to France twice on the same days.
Finally, at Under-17, there are four Chelsea players in the England squad that faces three games in six days in European Championship qualifying. The Three Lions host a mini group with games against Portugal, Russia and Slovenia on Saturday, Monday and next Thursday. The players involved are Alex Kiwomya, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and schoolboys Josh Aina and Charlie Colkett.
PROUDLY BLUE!
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