
Lampard: Chelsea can ‘go places’ after stunning comeback against Ajax
Frank Lampard feels Chelsea’s stunning comeback against Ajax Amsterdam proves his young side can ‘go places’ this season.
Frank Lampard feels Chelsea’s stunning comeback against Ajax Amsterdam proves his young side can ‘go places’ this season.
Ernesto Valverde says he understands why some Barcelona supporters whistled at his team following the disappointing goalless draw with Slavia Prague in the Champions League.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp feels his side’s low-key 2-1 Champions League victory over Genk was ‘job done’.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino is confident Son Heung-min will be ready to play in the Champions League against Red Star Belgrade.
Frank Lampard had many memorable nights during his 13 years as a Chelsea player, but not even he can remember one as dramatic as Tuesday’s 4-4 draw with Ajax.
Liverpool did the bare minimum to beat Genk 2-1 with a performance which was played out in the shadow of the looming visit of title rivals Manchester City.
Chelsea came from three goals down to snatch a 4-4 draw from a roller-coaster Champions League encounter with Ajax.
Barcelona did nothing to ease the pressure on coach Ernesto Valverde as they were held to a 0-0 Champions League draw by Slavia Prague in another uninspiring performance at the Camp Nou.
Mason Mount insists Chelsea’s young guns are already targeting trophies.
The Champions League group stage continues this week with holders Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham and Chelsea all in action.