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Chelsea are champions of European football after beating Bayern Munich in a penalty shootout 4–3 to win their first Champions League title.
Barcelona crashed out of the UEFA Champions League following a 2–2 draw with Chelsea in the semifinal second leg at the Nou Camp on Tuesday.
Neither Arsenal nor Chelsea were able to produce a goal in what was a fairly mundane London derby at the Emirates Stadium Saturday afternoon.
The most disappointing London derby of the season ended in a 0–0 draw as neither Chelsea nor Tottenham Hotspur could find a goal.
Chelsea shattered Manchester City’s unbeaten Premier League record with a 2–1 win at Stamford Bridge on Monday.
A 3–0 win away from home was just the sort of tonic that Chelsea and their beleaguered boss Andre Villas-Boas needed
Arsenal’s resurrection took off with a wildly entertaining 5—3 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Premier League: Manchester United are the happiest of the top teams after Wednesday evening’s Premier League fixtures.
Chelsea drew 1-1 with Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane extending their winless streak in the Premier League to five games.
A 17th minute goal from veteran Lee Bowyer was enough to consign Chelsea to its second defeat in a row, going down 1-0 to Birmingham City.
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Chelsea lose to two goals from Torres in Liverpool
Goals from Nmanja Vdic and Nani meant Spurs went away from Old Trafford empty handed yet again.
Chelsea extended their lead at the top of the Barclays EPL with a comfortable win over Wolves at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
A stunning winner on the hour from Argentine striker Carlos Tevez consigned Chelsea to their first defeat of the season.
LONDON—Manchester United have started the season as they mean to go on—taking trophies off Chelsea.
The 2010 FA cup final at Wembley saw Chelsea rock the woodwork an amazing 5 times in the first half.
Didier Drogba gave the defending champions a quick lead as Chelsea overpowered Cardiff, the 2008 finalists on Saturday.
Andrei Arshavin scored a sensational game-winning goal at Anfield to help Arsenal close the gap on the top two in the Premier League, as they beat Liverpool 2—1.
Manchester City’s Shay Given was star of the match as the home team came from behind to beat Premier League leader Chelsea 2—1 on Saturday.
