Shamrock Rovers were well beaten 5-1 by Chelsea but were still sung off the pitch by their fans as their European adventure continues next year. Watch this report for more details!

Chelsea Beat Irish Side Shamrock Rovers 5-1 At Stamford Bridge

Chelsea will be paying tribute to&nbsp;Abhradeep Saha aka Angry Rantman at Stamford Bridge during the Premier League match against West Ham United&nbsp;on Sunday (May 5).&nbsp;Saha, a Chelsea supporter from India who went viral for his video monologue, recently died due to complications&nbsp;triggered by a surgery he underwent in March.

Tom Overend, a Chelsea supporter, closely associated with the club informed that Saha will be in the matchday programme&nbsp;and that there will be a tribute announcement at half-time.&nbsp;&nbsp;

"I am extremely grateful to Chelsea Football Club for making this happen. They have been outstanding in helping to facilitate this tribute, and I cannot thank them enough," wrote Overend.&nbsp;

Overend had been in touch with Saha's family after his death and took their permission before approaching the club to organise the tribute ceremony.&nbsp;

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<h2>What happened to Angry Rantman?</h2>

Saha was admitted to the Narayana Cardiac Hospital in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru, according to multiple reports. Due to health complications, he underwent open heart surgery but soon suffered multiple organ failure and was kept on a life support system.&nbsp;

However, on April 17, Saha succumbed to the complications,&nbsp;leading to an outpouring of tributary posts and condolence messages. From fan pages to Indian clubs to football experts, the tributes poured from everywhere.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-was-angry-rantman-youtuber-who-went-viral-for-chelsea-monologue-dies-at-27-712288">Also read | Who was Angry Rantman? YouTuber who went viral for Chelsea monologue dies at 27</a>

<h2>Who was Angry Rantman?</h2>

Saha gained overnight popularity for his video where he went ballistic after Chelsea lost a match of football.&nbsp;His "There is no passion, there is no vision" rant became a catchphrase and millions of football fans routinely use the meme template whenever their respective teams underperform.&nbsp;&nbsp;

After gaining prominence through the video, Saha became a full-time content creator and posted rants and analyses on sports, cinema and more.&nbsp;

At the time of his death, Saha's 'Angry Rantman' persona had amassed over 129k followers on Instagram and more than 489k subscribers on YouTube.&nbsp;

Chelsea will be paying tribute to Abhradeep Saha aka Angry Rantman at Stamford Bridge during the Premier League match against West Ham United on Sunday (May 5). Saha, a Chelsea supporter from India who went viral for his video monologue, recently died due to complications triggered by a surgery he underwent in March.

Chelsea will be paying tribute to Abhradeep Saha aka Angry Rantman at Stamford Bridge during the Premier League match against West Ham United on Sunday (May 5). Saha, a Chelsea supporter from India who went viral for his video monologue, recently died due to complications triggered by a surgery he underwent in March. Tom Overend, a Chelsea supporter, closely associated with the club informed that Saha will be in the matchday programme and that there will be a tribute announcement at half-time. "I am extremely grateful to Chelsea Football Club for making this happen. They have been outstanding in helping to facilitate this tribute, and I cannot thank them enough," wrote Overend. Overend had been in touch with Saha's family after his death and took their permission before approaching the club to organise the tribute ceremony. Announcement: I can confirm there will be a tribute to Abhradeep Saha at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. He will be in the match programme, and there will be a tribute announcement at half-time. Thank you to everybody that shared and supported to help make this happen 🙏 pic.twitter.com/CMz8GmVOk9 — Tom Overend (@tovers98) May 1, 2024 × What happened to Angry Rantman? Saha was admitted to the Narayana Cardiac Hospital in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru, according to multiple reports. Due to health complications, he underwent open heart surgery but soon suffered multiple organ failure and was kept on a life support system. However, on April 17, Saha succumbed to the complications, leading to an outpouring of tributary posts and condolence messages. From fan pages to Indian clubs to football experts, the tributes poured from everywhere. Also read | Who was Angry Rantman? YouTuber who went viral for Chelsea monologue dies at 27 Who was Angry Rantman? Saha gained overnight popularity for his video where he went ballistic after Chelsea lost a match of football. His "There is no passion, there is no vision" rant became a catchphrase and millions of football fans routinely use the meme template whenever their respective teams underperform. After gaining prominence through the video, Saha became a full-time content creator and posted rants and analyses on sports, cinema and more. At the time of his death, Saha's 'Angry Rantman' persona had amassed over 129k followers on Instagram and more than 489k subscribers on YouTube.

Chelsea to pay tribute to Indian YouTuber 'Angry Rantman' at Stamford Bridge during Premier League match

Chelsea's new manager Thomas Tuchel has said that winning the Premier League will not be a realistic target for him. As per the German coach, it is more important to focus on getting the team to play to its full potential as quickly as possible.

"The title? Wow. I don't think so. We have to be realistic," he told reporters.

"When you sign for Chelsea as a player or manager, you sign for the expectation to challenge for titles ... the Premier League, the Champions League and all the cups.

"At the same time, we have to be realistic. There are a lot of teams between us and fourth place, a lot of points between us. Maybe the best thing now, by stepping up in the middle of the season, is not to lose focus when we look too far ahead.

"Work on a daily basis on the details, on the progression in our game and the points will follow. We have the capacity to hurt everybody in every competition. It's my job to bring the team to its level as fast as possible. Step by step."

Former PSG boss replaced Frank Lampard, who was sacked by the Blues on Tuesday for poor performance in the Premier League. The first match under Tuchel ended in a draw giving Chelsea just one point.

The result against Wolves left Chelsea eighth on 30 points, 11 behind leaders Manchester City, and Tuchel said he did not think his new side could make up that gap.

The London-based club will now face Burnley for a Premier League clash on Sunday.&nbsp;

Chelsea's new manager Thomas Tuchel has said that winning the Premier League will not be a realistic target for him. As per the German coach, it is more important to focus on getting the team to play to its full potential as quickly as possible.

Chelsea's new manager Thomas Tuchel has said that winning the Premier League will not be a realistic target for him. As per the German coach, it is more important to focus on getting the team to play to its full potential as quickly as possible. "The title? Wow. I don't think so. We have to be realistic," he told reporters. "When you sign for Chelsea as a player or manager, you sign for the expectation to challenge for titles ... the Premier League, the Champions League and all the cups. "At the same time, we have to be realistic. There are a lot of teams between us and fourth place, a lot of points between us. Maybe the best thing now, by stepping up in the middle of the season, is not to lose focus when we look too far ahead. "Work on a daily basis on the details, on the progression in our game and the points will follow. We have the capacity to hurt everybody in every competition. It's my job to bring the team to its level as fast as possible. Step by step." Former PSG boss replaced Frank Lampard, who was sacked by the Blues on Tuesday for poor performance in the Premier League. The first match under Tuchel ended in a draw giving Chelsea just one point. The result against Wolves left Chelsea eighth on 30 points, 11 behind leaders Manchester City, and Tuchel said he did not think his new side could make up that gap. The London-based club will now face Burnley for a Premier League clash on Sunday.

'The title? I don't think so': Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel on targets at new club

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/.../premier-league-improving-saints-stun-chelsea- with-2-0-win-at-stamford-bridge-270505">Chelsea</a> made amends for recent defeats at Stamford Bridge by thumping Burnley 3-0 on Saturday with goals from Jorginho, Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi's first in the Premier League.

The hosts looked sharp from the start and won a penalty in the 26th minute when Matthew Lowton caught Willian's legs as the Brazilian raced down the left. Italian Jorginho shimmied in the run-up to send Nick Pope the wrong way from the spot.

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Chelsea top scorer Abraham headed the second from a Reece James cross, the ball slipping through Pope's hands on the way into the net to give the 22-year-old England forward his 13th league strike of the season.

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Abraham's fellow youth-team graduate Hudson-Odoi made it three home goals for the west London side for the first time in the league this season when he poked in from a cross by captain Cesar Azpilicueta four minutes after the break.

Chelsea strengthened their grip on fourth place with the win, notching 39 points from 22 games to stay five points clear of Manchester United in the race for Champions League places.

Coach Frank Lampard, who saw his young side lose at home to West Ham United, Bournemouth and <a href="https://www.wionews.com/.../premier-league-its-a-crime-mourinho-rages- against-festive-fixture-pile-up-270511">Southampton</a> in recent weeks without scoring in any of those games, visibly relaxed as the Stamford Bridge fans chanted his name.

"It's one performance at home and the message has to be continuous... but it's a nice example of a standard that we have set," Lampard told reporters.

"I'm not getting carried away. It just feels good, it feels nice to smile in a game and enjoy watching really positive football."

Burnley, who were weakened by injuries and illness to several key players, enjoyed a couple of bright moments in the first half. Jeff Hendrick put the ball in the net in the 18th minute but captain Ben Mee was just offside in the build-up.

Mee came close in the 36th minute but Ross Barkley cleared his point-blank downward header off the line.

Burnley suffered their fourth league defeat in a row and are now in 15th place, just four points above the relegation zone, with coach Sean Dyche noting that his side had made a habit of going on bad runs before reversing their form.

"Last year it swung very quickly," he said. "People killed us off said 'no chance' and then all of a sudden you’re off and running again and we’re eight unbeaten. The mentality has got to stay strong, that's for sure."

Influential Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante was left out of the squad after reporting a hamstring problem after training on Friday night. Lampard said he hoped the problem was only "a small thing but we will have to see how it goes".

Chelsea made amends for recent defeats at Stamford Bridge by thumping Burnley 3-0 on Saturday with goals from Jorginho, Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi's first in the Premier League.

Chelsea made amends for recent defeats at Stamford Bridge by thumping Burnley 3-0 on Saturday with goals from Jorginho, Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi's first in the Premier League. The hosts looked sharp from the start and won a penalty in the 26th minute when Matthew Lowton caught Willian's legs as the Brazilian raced down the left. Italian Jorginho shimmied in the run-up to send Nick Pope the wrong way from the spot. Also read: English Premier League: Liverpool continue dominance as Firmino nets winner at Spurs Chelsea top scorer Abraham headed the second from a Reece James cross, the ball slipping through Pope's hands on the way into the net to give the 22-year-old England forward his 13th league strike of the season. Tammy Abraham has scored 13 #PL goals for Chelsea this season Frank Lampard is the only Englishman to score more in a single campaign in the competition for the club pic.twitter.com/m6TRO3mUSb — Premier League (@premierleague) January 11, 2020 × Abraham's fellow youth-team graduate Hudson-Odoi made it three home goals for the west London side for the first time in the league this season when he poked in from a cross by captain Cesar Azpilicueta four minutes after the break. Chelsea strengthened their grip on fourth place with the win, notching 39 points from 22 games to stay five points clear of Manchester United in the race for Champions League places. Coach Frank Lampard, who saw his young side lose at home to West Ham United, Bournemouth and Southampton in recent weeks without scoring in any of those games, visibly relaxed as the Stamford Bridge fans chanted his name. "It's one performance at home and the message has to be continuous... but it's a nice example of a standard that we have set," Lampard told reporters. "I'm not getting carried away. It just feels good, it feels nice to smile in a game and enjoy watching really positive football." Burnley, who were weakened by injuries and illness to several key players, enjoyed a couple of bright moments in the first half. Jeff Hendrick put the ball in the net in the 18th minute but captain Ben Mee was just offside in the build-up. Mee came close in the 36th minute but Ross Barkley cleared his point-blank downward header off the line. Burnley suffered their fourth league defeat in a row and are now in 15th place, just four points above the relegation zone, with coach Sean Dyche noting that his side had made a habit of going on bad runs before reversing their form. "Last year it swung very quickly," he said. "People killed us off said 'no chance' and then all of a sudden you’re off and running again and we’re eight unbeaten. The mentality has got to stay strong, that's for sure." Influential Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante was left out of the squad after reporting a hamstring problem after training on Friday night. Lampard said he hoped the problem was only "a small thing but we will have to see how it goes".

English Premier League: Chelsea re-discover home form to put three past Burnley

Goals from Michael Obafemi and Nathan Redmond earned Southampton a surprise 2-0 win at <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-chelseas-antonio-rudiger-wants-swift-action-against-alleged-racist-abusers-269639">Chelsea</a> in the Premier League on Thursday.

Obafemi broke the deadlock with his first goal of the season, bursting inside from the right and curling into the top corner after a tight opening half-hour.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-chelseas-frank-lampard-savours-win-over-old-mentor-jose-mourinho-269624">Frank Lampard</a> changed his side's formation from 3-4-3 to 4-2-3-1 at the break and nearly earned an instant dividend as substitute Mason Mount set up Tammy Abraham, who flashed a shot into the side netting.

Saints winger Redmond was denied by Kepa Arrizabalaga on the break but coolly finished for the visitors' second after an impressive team move to silence Stamford Bridge.

The hosts struggled to break down Southampton's tight defence, and Ralph Hasenhuttl's side rises to 14th, three points clear of the relegation zone, building on last weekend's win over <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/aston-villa-beat-liverpools-kids-to-reach-league-cup-semis-268863">Aston Villa</a>.

Chelsea stays fourth with 32 points from 19 games and must pick themselves up for their visit to <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/new-arsenal-boss-arteta-demands-accountability-from-players-269895">Arsenal</a> on Sunday.

Goals from Michael Obafemi and Nathan Redmond earned Southampton a surprise 2-0 win at Chelsea in the Premier League on Thursday. Obafemi broke the deadlock with his first goal of the season, bursting inside from the right and curling into the top corner after a tight opening half-hour.

Goals from Michael Obafemi and Nathan Redmond earned Southampton a surprise 2-0 win at Chelsea in the Premier League on Thursday. Obafemi broke the deadlock with his first goal of the season, bursting inside from the right and curling into the top corner after a tight opening half-hour. Frank Lampard changed his side's formation from 3-4-3 to 4-2-3-1 at the break and nearly earned an instant dividend as substitute Mason Mount set up Tammy Abraham, who flashed a shot into the side netting. Saints winger Redmond was denied by Kepa Arrizabalaga on the break but coolly finished for the visitors' second after an impressive team move to silence Stamford Bridge. The hosts struggled to break down Southampton's tight defence, and Ralph Hasenhuttl's side rises to 14th, three points clear of the relegation zone, building on last weekend's win over Aston Villa. Chelsea stays fourth with 32 points from 19 games and must pick themselves up for their visit to Arsenal on Sunday.

Premier League: Improving Saints stun Chelsea with 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea manager <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-liverpool-enjoy-derby-demolition-as-it-sets-new-club-record-leicester-still-chasing-266306">Frank&nbsp;Lampard&nbsp;</a>says he hopes to sign a forward in&nbsp;January&nbsp;to make up for the loss of Belgian Eden Hazard, who moved to <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/gareth-bale-has-never-asked-to-leave-real-madrid-says-agent-266604">Real Madrid</a> in the close season.

Chelsea was cleared to sign players in the next transfer window last week after the Court of Arbitration for Sport halved a ban for breaching rules on the international transfer and registration of players under 18.

"I will look at all areas of the team,"&nbsp;Lampard&nbsp;told reporters after his team reached the last 16 of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/champions-league-liverpool-in-eye-of-storm-against-salzburg-267519">Champions League</a> by beating Lille 2-1 at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday.

"But I think it was quite clear in the summer that you lose <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/la-liga-real-madrid-go-top-with-gutsy-win-against-alaves-265514">Eden Hazard</a>, who was a huge part of scoring or creating our goals last season and the season before that, the high level of player he is.

"We've found ways as a team where we can still be competitive but going forward if we're looking at if we can get even better in forwarding areas to help competition then I think we'll always look at that."

Lampard&nbsp;did not think that signing another striker might affect the confidence of younger players like <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-abraham-return-helps-chelsea-beat-villa-266321">Tammy Abraham</a>, who has scored 13 goals for the club this season.

"I don't think it is a concern at all because they are here to stay, I truly believe in that," he added. "I believe in the quality of all the young players here."

Chelsea's&nbsp;next match is at home against Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he hopes to sign a forward in January to make up for the loss of Belgian Eden Hazard, who moved to Real Madrid in the close season.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says he hopes to sign a forward in January to make up for the loss of Belgian Eden Hazard, who moved to Real Madrid in the close season. Chelsea was cleared to sign players in the next transfer window last week after the Court of Arbitration for Sport halved a ban for breaching rules on the international transfer and registration of players under 18. "I will look at all areas of the team," Lampard told reporters after his team reached the last 16 of the Champions League by beating Lille 2-1 at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday. "But I think it was quite clear in the summer that you lose Eden Hazard, who was a huge part of scoring or creating our goals last season and the season before that, the high level of player he is. "We've found ways as a team where we can still be competitive but going forward if we're looking at if we can get even better in forwarding areas to help competition then I think we'll always look at that." Lampard did not think that signing another striker might affect the confidence of younger players like Tammy Abraham, who has scored 13 goals for the club this season. "I don't think it is a concern at all because they are here to stay, I truly believe in that," he added. "I believe in the quality of all the young players here." Chelsea's next match is at home against Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.

Lampard keen to strengthen Chelsea's attack in January

The final round of group stage matches in the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/champions-league-liverpool-and-napoli-left-with-work-to-do-after-anfield-draw-264987"> UEFA Champions League</a> gets underway today. Eight teams are already through to the knockouts, the eight others who will join them will be decided over the next two days.

Holders Liverpool is in a small group of heavyweights in danger of missing out as they travel to Austria to take on free-scoring Salzburg.

Jurgen Klopp's side would have sealed qualification with a game to spare if they had beaten Italian club Napoli two weeks ago but they were instead held to a 1-1 draw that leaves them needing at least one more point to guarantee progress.

Liverpool is unlikely to have it easy against Salzburg who gave them a mighty scare in a 4-3 defeat at Anfield earlier in the group stage.

Ahead of the match, Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp said: "Two weeks ago Salzburg were very happy that they won against Genk and we played a draw against Napoli so they thought now they have the final against us, adding, "Napoli was really happy that night because they got a point at Anfield and thought they only have to play Genk next week in a home game. So two weeks later everybody knows it's a final, so we knew it since two weeks and we are prepared."&nbsp;

Salzburg is currently third in the group but have the chance to enter the knockouts if they can become only the second team to beat Liverpool across competitions this season.

Liverpool is a point clear with second-placed Napoli favourites to join them in the knockouts.

The Italians managed by Carlo Ancelotti have not won any of their last nine matches though and that gives the Belgians hope of pulling off an upset.

Napoli needs at least a draw to guarantee qualification as well but will miss out if they lose, and Salzburg upset Liverpool.

It's all to play for in Group H with three teams - including last season's semi-finalists Ajax and Chelsea in with a chance of progressing.

Frank <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/chelsea-thwarted-by-valencia-in-champions-league-thriller-264990">Lampard's Chelsea</a> know&nbsp;that only maximum points against the French side Lille at Stamford Bridge will guarantee them a spot in the round of 16.

Frank Lampard, Chelsea head coach said: "I think it would be a good achievement. I mean, I know there are expectations that we should get through a group, I get that."

"But it was a tough group and the slightly young feel to our team, you know, the fact we lost the first game, there are a few difficulties that we've had," he added.

"And I think we've dealt with them very well to get ourselves in this position. But there's still work to be done. So, yeah, we have to win, go out to win the game." &nbsp;&nbsp;

Group leaders Ajax require at least a draw against Valencia&nbsp;but if the Spaniards were to claim an unlikely win in Amsterdam, then they will be through to the last-16.

A draw will also be enough for the Spanish outfit, but only if Chelsea drop points.

The final round of group stage matches in the UEFA Champions League gets underway today. Eight teams are already through to the knockouts, the eight others who will join them will be decided over the next two days.

The final round of group stage matches in the UEFA Champions League gets underway today. Eight teams are already through to the knockouts, the eight others who will join them will be decided over the next two days. Holders Liverpool is in a small group of heavyweights in danger of missing out as they travel to Austria to take on free-scoring Salzburg. Jurgen Klopp's side would have sealed qualification with a game to spare if they had beaten Italian club Napoli two weeks ago but they were instead held to a 1-1 draw that leaves them needing at least one more point to guarantee progress. Liverpool is unlikely to have it easy against Salzburg who gave them a mighty scare in a 4-3 defeat at Anfield earlier in the group stage. Ahead of the match, Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp said: "Two weeks ago Salzburg were very happy that they won against Genk and we played a draw against Napoli so they thought now they have the final against us, adding, "Napoli was really happy that night because they got a point at Anfield and thought they only have to play Genk next week in a home game. So two weeks later everybody knows it's a final, so we knew it since two weeks and we are prepared." Salzburg is currently third in the group but have the chance to enter the knockouts if they can become only the second team to beat Liverpool across competitions this season. Liverpool is a point clear with second-placed Napoli favourites to join them in the knockouts. The Italians managed by Carlo Ancelotti have not won any of their last nine matches though and that gives the Belgians hope of pulling off an upset. Napoli needs at least a draw to guarantee qualification as well but will miss out if they lose, and Salzburg upset Liverpool. It's all to play for in Group H with three teams - including last season's semi-finalists Ajax and Chelsea in with a chance of progressing. Frank Lampard's Chelsea know that only maximum points against the French side Lille at Stamford Bridge will guarantee them a spot in the round of 16. Frank Lampard, Chelsea head coach said: "I think it would be a good achievement. I mean, I know there are expectations that we should get through a group, I get that." "But it was a tough group and the slightly young feel to our team, you know, the fact we lost the first game, there are a few difficulties that we've had," he added. "And I think we've dealt with them very well to get ourselves in this position. But there's still work to be done. So, yeah, we have to win, go out to win the game." Group leaders Ajax require at least a draw against Valencia but if the Spaniards were to claim an unlikely win in Amsterdam, then they will be through to the last-16. A draw will also be enough for the Spanish outfit, but only if Chelsea drop points.

Champions League: Liverpool in eye of storm against Salzburg

Olivier Giroud has signed a new one-year contract with Chelsea to extend his stay at Stamford Bridge until the end of next season, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.

The 32-year-old French striker has scored 17 goals in 62 appearances for Chelsea since joining from Arsenal in January, 2018.

"I am very happy to sign a new contract," Giroud told the club's website.

"I really wanted to stay at least one more year - I have felt a part of the team, the family, since the beginning and hopefully there will be more trophies to come."

France international Giroud is the Europa League's joint top scorer this season with 10 goals. He is the first Chelsea player to hit double figures for goals in a single season of European football.

Chelsea face Giroud's former club Arsenal in an all-English final on May 29.

Olivier Giroud has signed a new one-year contract with Chelsea to extend his stay at Stamford Bridge until the end of next season, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.

Olivier Giroud has signed a new one-year contract with Chelsea to extend his stay at Stamford Bridge until the end of next season, the Premier League club said on Tuesday. The 32-year-old French striker has scored 17 goals in 62 appearances for Chelsea since joining from Arsenal in January, 2018. "I am very happy to sign a new contract," Giroud told the club's website. "I really wanted to stay at least one more year - I have felt a part of the team, the family, since the beginning and hopefully there will be more trophies to come." France international Giroud is the Europa League's joint top scorer this season with 10 goals. He is the first Chelsea player to hit double figures for goals in a single season of European football. Chelsea face Giroud's former club Arsenal in an all-English final on May 29.

Chelsea's Olivier Giroud signs one-year contract extension

Chelsea captain Gary Cahill said it was hard to respect manager Maurizio Sarri due to the way he has been treated this season as the defender prepares to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the campaign.

Sarri said in December that he felt Cahill was not suited to his possession-based style of football, leading to the centre back making just seven appearances this season.

The 33-year-old has not played a single competitive match since Nov. 29 despite leading Chelsea to the FA Cup under Antonio Conte last season.

"It's been really terrible for me personally," Cahill told the Daily Telegraph.

"It will just be erased out of my head when I leave Chelsea. My last memory will be last season's FA Cup final.

"It's been very difficult. I have played on a regular basis over the previous six seasons and I've won everything with Chelsea, so to be watching from the stands is something I didn't expect."

Cahill, who has won two Premier League titles as well as the Champions League and Europa League with Chelsea since joining from Bolton Wanderers in 2012, said Sarri is yet to discuss the reasons behind his lack of first-team opportunities directly with him.

"If you are not playing a player, any player, for two, three, four games, then you don't have to give a reason for that. But if it gets to eight or nine games, then you have to explain the situation. What's going on? But the manager hasn't done that," Cahill said.

"It makes it very hard for me to have respect for someone who has not respected what some of us have won with the club."

Chelsea and Sarri did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

Fourth-placed Chelsea host Watford in the league later on Sunday.

Chelsea captain Gary Cahill said it was hard to respect manager Maurizio Sarri due to the way he has been treated this season as the defender prepares to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the campaign.

Chelsea captain Gary Cahill said it was hard to respect manager Maurizio Sarri due to the way he has been treated this season as the defender prepares to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the campaign. Sarri said in December that he felt Cahill was not suited to his possession-based style of football, leading to the centre back making just seven appearances this season. The 33-year-old has not played a single competitive match since Nov. 29 despite leading Chelsea to the FA Cup under Antonio Conte last season. "It's been really terrible for me personally," Cahill told the Daily Telegraph. "It will just be erased out of my head when I leave Chelsea. My last memory will be last season's FA Cup final. "It's been very difficult. I have played on a regular basis over the previous six seasons and I've won everything with Chelsea, so to be watching from the stands is something I didn't expect." Cahill, who has won two Premier League titles as well as the Champions League and Europa League with Chelsea since joining from Bolton Wanderers in 2012, said Sarri is yet to discuss the reasons behind his lack of first-team opportunities directly with him. "If you are not playing a player, any player, for two, three, four games, then you don't have to give a reason for that. But if it gets to eight or nine games, then you have to explain the situation. What's going on? But the manager hasn't done that," Cahill said. "It makes it very hard for me to have respect for someone who has not respected what some of us have won with the club." Chelsea and Sarri did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. Fourth-placed Chelsea host Watford in the league later on Sunday.

Chelsea's Gary Cahill hits out at manager Maurizio Sarri after 'terrible' final season

Southampton held Chelsea to a goalless draw on Wednesday, debutant Saints' goalkeeper Angus Gunn proving a bright spark in an otherwise lacklustre Premier League encounter at Stamford Bridge.

The 22-year-old made a series of fine saves to earn the struggling visitors a point and leave Chelsea in fourth, 10 points adrift of leaders Liverpool.

Chelsea, as expected, dominated possession and top-scorer Eden Hazard had the best chance of the first half but Gunn blocked the Belgian's point blank shot in the 34th minute.

Southampton started the second half with more purpose and, minutes in, midfielder Stuart Armstrong tested Kepa Arrizabalaga in the Chelsea goal for the first time, the Spanish keeper having to dive to push the ball clear.

Gunn denied Hazard again in the 56th minute with a fine save after the Belgian had danced round the Southampton defence.

Hazard, at the centre of most dangerous-looking Chelsea moves, put Alvaro Morata through in the 70th minute and the Spaniard's shot hit the back of the net but was judged offside.

Gunn smothered another Morata shot eight minutes later after the striker had been put through by substitute Ruben Loftus-Cheek and kept out Marcos Alonso in the dying moments of the game.

Southampton held Chelsea to a goalless draw on Wednesday, debutant Saints' goalkeeper Angus Gunn proving a bright spark in an otherwise lacklustre Premier League encounter at Stamford Bridge.

Southampton held Chelsea to a goalless draw on Wednesday, debutant Saints' goalkeeper Angus Gunn proving a bright spark in an otherwise lacklustre Premier League encounter at Stamford Bridge. The 22-year-old made a series of fine saves to earn the struggling visitors a point and leave Chelsea in fourth, 10 points adrift of leaders Liverpool. Chelsea, as expected, dominated possession and top-scorer Eden Hazard had the best chance of the first half but Gunn blocked the Belgian's point blank shot in the 34th minute. Southampton started the second half with more purpose and, minutes in, midfielder Stuart Armstrong tested Kepa Arrizabalaga in the Chelsea goal for the first time, the Spanish keeper having to dive to push the ball clear. Gunn denied Hazard again in the 56th minute with a fine save after the Belgian had danced round the Southampton defence. Hazard, at the centre of most dangerous-looking Chelsea moves, put Alvaro Morata through in the 70th minute and the Spaniard's shot hit the back of the net but was judged offside. Gunn smothered another Morata shot eight minutes later after the striker had been put through by substitute Ruben Loftus-Cheek and kept out Marcos Alonso in the dying moments of the game.

Southampton earn point against Chelsea in dour 0-0 draw

Tottenham Hotspur ended 28 years of hurt and took a massive stride in the race for a top-four finish in the Premier League as Dele Alli struck twice in a 3-1 victory at Chelsea on Sunday.

Not since Gary Lineker scored the winning goal in 1990 had Tottenham taken three points home from Stamford Bridge and in 2016 their title hopes were ended by the Blues in a rumbustious draw dubbed the 'Battle of the Bridge'.

Fourth-placed Tottenham, unbeaten in the league since December, began the day five points clear of Chelsea, but it looked like being a familiar tale of woe when Alvaro Morata punished a Hugo Lloris mistake to head the hosts in front.

Christian Eriksen bamboozled Willy Caballero with a dipping effort just before the break though and Alli, whose form and temperament has been questioned of late, struck twice in four minutes in the second half.

The sight of fit-again Harry Kane coming on as a substitute added to the joy of Tottenham's fans who could finally celebrate at Stamford Bridge after 27 league games there without a win -- a run of 18 defeats and nine draws.

Tottenham have 64 points to Chelsea's 56 with seven games remaining. Spurs are only two points behind third-placed Liverpool, having played a game less.

"After 28 years it is important to win here. It's a happy day for everyone -- fans, players -- and we feel very proud," Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said.

"We dominated the game but Chelsea created the chances and scored. In the second half we were much better and we deserved the victory. The players deserve praise because we showed character at 1-0 down. It's a day to feel very proud."

Before kickoff both sets of fans united in support of Chelsea's seriously ill former skipper Ray Wilkins.

But once the whistle went hostilities resumed -- even if the match never threatened to boil over.

Tottenham were assured in possession but vulnerable to Chelsea's rapid attacks -- twice needing Lloris to make saves from Willian and Victor Moses.

Lloris was badly at fault though in the 30th minute when he flapped at a Moses cross and Morata nodded in his 11th league goal of the season.

For a while, Tottenham looked jittery but Eriksen tested Caballero with one stinging shot before equalising just before the break with a sensational strike.

Moses gave the ball away and when the ball was worked to the Dane he took aim and fired a right-foot shot from 30 yards that dipped over Caballero who was playing in place of the injured Thibaut Courtois.

Son Heung-min tested Caballero with a curling left-foot shot after the break but Tottenham went ahead in the 62nd minute when Alli, playing his 100th Premier League game for the club, timed his run to perfection. He took down Eric Dier's pass and fired the ball past Chelsea's keeper.

Alli was left out of England's friendly matches against the Netherlands and Italy and he has come under fire for diving this season but he answered his critics again four minutes later.

Son caused more panic in the Chelsea defence and after the South Korean had two efforts blocked, the ball fell to Alli who took a touch before firing home.

Tottenham's fans celebrated long and loud after the final whistle sounded and they will now be confident of watching Champions League football in their new stadium next season.

Tottenham's fans celebrated long and loud after the final whistle sounded and they will now be confident of watching Champions League football in their new stadium next season.

Tottenham Hotspur ended 28 years of hurt and took a massive stride in the race for a top-four finish in the Premier League as Dele Alli struck twice in a 3-1 victory at Chelsea on Sunday. Not since Gary Lineker scored the winning goal in 1990 had Tottenham taken three points home from Stamford Bridge and in 2016 their title hopes were ended by the Blues in a rumbustious draw dubbed the 'Battle of the Bridge'. Fourth-placed Tottenham, unbeaten in the league since December, began the day five points clear of Chelsea, but it looked like being a familiar tale of woe when Alvaro Morata punished a Hugo Lloris mistake to head the hosts in front. Christian Eriksen bamboozled Willy Caballero with a dipping effort just before the break though and Alli, whose form and temperament has been questioned of late, struck twice in four minutes in the second half. The sight of fit-again Harry Kane coming on as a substitute added to the joy of Tottenham's fans who could finally celebrate at Stamford Bridge after 27 league games there without a win -- a run of 18 defeats and nine draws. Tottenham have 64 points to Chelsea's 56 with seven games remaining. Spurs are only two points behind third-placed Liverpool, having played a game less. "After 28 years it is important to win here. It's a happy day for everyone -- fans, players -- and we feel very proud," Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino said. "We dominated the game but Chelsea created the chances and scored. In the second half we were much better and we deserved the victory. The players deserve praise because we showed character at 1-0 down. It's a day to feel very proud." Before kickoff both sets of fans united in support of Chelsea's seriously ill former skipper Ray Wilkins. But once the whistle went hostilities resumed -- even if the match never threatened to boil over. Tottenham were assured in possession but vulnerable to Chelsea's rapid attacks -- twice needing Lloris to make saves from Willian and Victor Moses. Lloris was badly at fault though in the 30th minute when he flapped at a Moses cross and Morata nodded in his 11th league goal of the season. For a while, Tottenham looked jittery but Eriksen tested Caballero with one stinging shot before equalising just before the break with a sensational strike. Moses gave the ball away and when the ball was worked to the Dane he took aim and fired a right-foot shot from 30 yards that dipped over Caballero who was playing in place of the injured Thibaut Courtois. Son Heung-min tested Caballero with a curling left-foot shot after the break but Tottenham went ahead in the 62nd minute when Alli, playing his 100th Premier League game for the club, timed his run to perfection. He took down Eric Dier's pass and fired the ball past Chelsea's keeper. Alli was left out of England's friendly matches against the Netherlands and Italy and he has come under fire for diving this season but he answered his critics again four minutes later. Son caused more panic in the Chelsea defence and after the South Korean had two efforts blocked, the ball fell to Alli who took a touch before firing home. Tottenham's fans celebrated long and loud after the final whistle sounded and they will now be confident of watching Champions League football in their new stadium next season.

EPL: Tottenham Hotspur beat Chelsea as Dele Alli strikes twice

Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur tomorrow will be aiming to extend the visitors' 28-year wait for a league win at Stamford Bridge and keep their hopes of Champions League football next season alive in the process.

Spurs sit five points above the English champions in the fourth and final Champions League place with just eight games of the campaign to go.

Missing out on the top four would almost certainly seal Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's fate with speculation already rife over the Italian's future and who trigger-happy owner Roman Abramovich could look to as his successor.

However, Conte remains hopeful that Chelsea can make up the lost ground caused by four defeats in their last six league games.

If we win, we go very close to Tottenham," said Conte. "Otherwise, we continue to stay not so close and, with seven games to go, it will be difficult to take a place in the Champions League."

By contrast, Spurs are unbeaten in their last 12 league games stretching back to December.

Victory for Mauricio Pochettino's men would be extra sweet as, despite the impressive progress made under the Argentine in recent years, Chelsea have largely continued to hold the upper hand on their London rivals.

Most memorably, Spurs' hopes for a first title since 1961 were ended as Chelsea fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 in a bad-tempered clash labelled 'Battle of the Bridge' in 2016.

Instead, Leicester were crowned champions on a night that saw nine Spurs' players booked and Mousa Dembele slapped with a six-match ban for an eye gouge on Diego Costa.

Tottenham finished runners-up in the Premier League again last season, this time behind a relentless Chelsea, who also beat Spurs 4-2 in the FA Cup semi-finals.

"History is history and is there, but it is not going to help. That is not what counts," said Pochettino.

"I think it is not a point to be focused on for us. We must be focused on the win and the performance."

- Kane comeback? -

Spurs' case could be massively boosted by a shock early return for talismanic striker Harry Kane.

The England international was expected to be sidelined for well into April by ankle ligament damage suffered at Bournemouth three weeks ago.

Pochettino was coy on Kane's status on Friday, insisting it was too early to make a judgement call on the man who has already scored 35 goals in all competitions this season.

However, he hailed Kane's work rate to bounce back so quickly from what seemed a very serious injury.

"The most important (thing) is that we are so positive about his recovery, and we are doing fantastic, and we are so happy," said Pochettino.

"After Bournemouth everybody believed it would be a long period out, but the resolution has been fantastic."

Spurs have coped impressively without Kane during injury absences over the past two seasons. However, Conte was clear he would rather not have the headache of stopping he called "one of the best strikers in the world." 
"When you have a player, a striker, who scores 30 goals every season, for sure when he's missing you can feel this."

Chelsea have injury problems of their own, though, with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and defender Andreas Christensen both doubtful.

Spurs sit five points above the English champions i

Chelsea host Tottenham Hotspur tomorrow will be aiming to extend the visitors' 28-year wait for a league win at Stamford Bridge and keep their hopes of Champions League football next season alive in the process. Spurs sit five points above the English champions in the fourth and final Champions League place with just eight games of the campaign to go. Missing out on the top four would almost certainly seal Chelsea manager Antonio Conte's fate with speculation already rife over the Italian's future and who trigger-happy owner Roman Abramovich could look to as his successor. However, Conte remains hopeful that Chelsea can make up the lost ground caused by four defeats in their last six league games. If we win, we go very close to Tottenham," said Conte. "Otherwise, we continue to stay not so close and, with seven games to go, it will be difficult to take a place in the Champions League." By contrast, Spurs are unbeaten in their last 12 league games stretching back to December. Victory for Mauricio Pochettino's men would be extra sweet as, despite the impressive progress made under the Argentine in recent years, Chelsea have largely continued to hold the upper hand on their London rivals. Most memorably, Spurs' hopes for a first title since 1961 were ended as Chelsea fought back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 in a bad-tempered clash labelled 'Battle of the Bridge' in 2016. Instead, Leicester were crowned champions on a night that saw nine Spurs' players booked and Mousa Dembele slapped with a six-match ban for an eye gouge on Diego Costa. Tottenham finished runners-up in the Premier League again last season, this time behind a relentless Chelsea, who also beat Spurs 4-2 in the FA Cup semi-finals. "History is history and is there, but it is not going to help. That is not what counts," said Pochettino. "I think it is not a point to be focused on for us. We must be focused on the win and the performance." - Kane comeback? - Spurs' case could be massively boosted by a shock early return for talismanic striker Harry Kane. The England international was expected to be sidelined for well into April by ankle ligament damage suffered at Bournemouth three weeks ago. Pochettino was coy on Kane's status on Friday, insisting it was too early to make a judgement call on the man who has already scored 35 goals in all competitions this season. However, he hailed Kane's work rate to bounce back so quickly from what seemed a very serious injury. "The most important (thing) is that we are so positive about his recovery, and we are doing fantastic, and we are so happy," said Pochettino. "After Bournemouth everybody believed it would be a long period out, but the resolution has been fantastic." Spurs have coped impressively without Kane during injury absences over the past two seasons. However, Conte was clear he would rather not have the headache of stopping he called "one of the best strikers in the world." "When you have a player, a striker, who scores 30 goals every season, for sure when he's missing you can feel this." Chelsea have injury problems of their own, though, with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and defender Andreas Christensen both doubtful.

Chelsea's Champions League chances hang on same old Spurs story

&nbsp;Jose Mourinho returns to his old club Chelsea on Sunday with his Manchester United trailing leaders Manchester City by five points and the challenge against the champions will be a major indicator of his team&#39;s ability to close the gap.

When City visited Stamford Bridge at the end of September they delivered a statement performance in their 1-0 win, answering many of the doubts about whether they had the defensive soundness to go with their undoubted attacking flair.

It was a win - and performance - which suggested that City are capable of playing the kind of tight, disciplined tactical performance that had been lacking at times during Pep Guardiola&#39;s first season at the club.

United face some different questions in what is their toughest test yet away from home.

Mourinho&#39;s side were given a gentle start to the season by the fixtures computer with modest opposition for their opening seven games and they took advantage with 21 goals and six wins along with plenty of entertaining football.

But in their first challenge against one of the &#39;big six&#39;, at Liverpool, United went into their shell - clearly under instructions to not allow Juergen Klopp&#39;s side space and to limit their own forward movement.

Debate has raged about whether or not that was an appropriate approach to take at Anfield or whether United should have been more adventurous and tried to exploit the vulnerabilities in Liverpool&#39;s back line.

Mourinho typically dismissed such talk, viewing the draw as a point gained. But a defeat at Huddersfield in his team&#39;s next game added to the sense that United&#39;s early season momentum had been lost.

Last week, though, United came through another test - beating Tottenham 1-0 at Old Trafford and a 2-0 win over Benfica in the Champions League in midweek has helped to dispel any talk of United losing their way.

But the challenge against the champions on Sunday is for United to show that they can replicate the confident and businesslike win that City showed a month ago.

Fragile Chelsea

United won&#39;t want to let City, who host Arsenal on Sunday, open up a seven or eight-point lead and a defeat would allow Chelsea to move within a point of Mourinho&#39;s men.

To get three points from their trip to West London, United need to combine the defensive solidity they showed on Merseyside with the ability to carve open Antonio Conte&#39;s back line.

Judging by Chelsea&#39;s woeful 3-0 loss to Roma at the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday, United can have some confidence that it will be fruitful to take the game to Conte&#39;s team.

A repeat of last season&#39;s 4-0 mauling in this fixture certainly looks unlikely and Chelsea&#39;s defence, so solid last season, looks far more fragile.

United will need Romelu Lukaku, who Chelsea wanted to re-sign before his move to Old Trafford in the close-season, to get back to the form he showed before his six-game barren streak.

They will also need his support striker, whether that be Frenchman Anthony Martial or Marcus Rashford, to work closer to him than in the draw with Liverpool where Martial wandered in deep positions leaving the Belgian isolated.

At Anfield, United&#39;s midfield sat deep and rarely advanced in numbers. Whatever permutation Mourinho sends out to do battle on Sunday will need to be braver in committing to forward positions or countering in numbers.

It is a balancing act, of course, as Chelsea possess in Eden Hazard in particular, the means to punish opponents who over-commit.

But City showed that perfect balance and if United want to replicate their rivals, they too will need to show a willingness to do more than just frustrate.

When City visited Stamford Bridge at the end of September they delivered a statement performance in their 1-0 win, answering many of the doubts about whether they had the defensive soundness to go with their undoubted attacking flair.

Jose Mourinho returns to his old club Chelsea on Sunday with his Manchester United trailing leaders Manchester City by five points and the challenge against the champions will be a major indicator of his team's ability to close the gap. When City visited Stamford Bridge at the end of September they delivered a statement performance in their 1-0 win, answering many of the doubts about whether they had the defensive soundness to go with their undoubted attacking flair. It was a win - and performance - which suggested that City are capable of playing the kind of tight, disciplined tactical performance that had been lacking at times during Pep Guardiola's first season at the club. United face some different questions in what is their toughest test yet away from home. Mourinho's side were given a gentle start to the season by the fixtures computer with modest opposition for their opening seven games and they took advantage with 21 goals and six wins along with plenty of entertaining football. But in their first challenge against one of the 'big six', at Liverpool, United went into their shell - clearly under instructions to not allow Juergen Klopp's side space and to limit their own forward movement. Debate has raged about whether or not that was an appropriate approach to take at Anfield or whether United should have been more adventurous and tried to exploit the vulnerabilities in Liverpool's back line. Mourinho typically dismissed such talk, viewing the draw as a point gained. But a defeat at Huddersfield in his team's next game added to the sense that United's early season momentum had been lost. Last week, though, United came through another test - beating Tottenham 1-0 at Old Trafford and a 2-0 win over Benfica in the Champions League in midweek has helped to dispel any talk of United losing their way. But the challenge against the champions on Sunday is for United to show that they can replicate the confident and businesslike win that City showed a month ago. Fragile Chelsea United won't want to let City, who host Arsenal on Sunday, open up a seven or eight-point lead and a defeat would allow Chelsea to move within a point of Mourinho's men. To get three points from their trip to West London, United need to combine the defensive solidity they showed on Merseyside with the ability to carve open Antonio Conte's back line. Judging by Chelsea's woeful 3-0 loss to Roma at the Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday, United can have some confidence that it will be fruitful to take the game to Conte's team. A repeat of last season's 4-0 mauling in this fixture certainly looks unlikely and Chelsea's defence, so solid last season, looks far more fragile. United will need Romelu Lukaku, who Chelsea wanted to re-sign before his move to Old Trafford in the close-season, to get back to the form he showed before his six-game barren streak. They will also need his support striker, whether that be Frenchman Anthony Martial or Marcus Rashford, to work closer to him than in the draw with Liverpool where Martial wandered in deep positions leaving the Belgian isolated. At Anfield, United's midfield sat deep and rarely advanced in numbers. Whatever permutation Mourinho sends out to do battle on Sunday will need to be braver in committing to forward positions or countering in numbers. It is a balancing act, of course, as Chelsea possess in Eden Hazard in particular, the means to punish opponents who over-commit. But City showed that perfect balance and if United want to replicate their rivals, they too will need to show a willingness to do more than just frustrate.

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