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Arsenal say Baku 'unacceptable' as Europa League final host
The London clubs were given 6,000 tickets each by European football's governing body for the match at the 68,700-capacity Olympic Stadium, more than 4,500 kilometres from the English capital.
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Chelsea, Arsenal seal pair of all-English finals in Europe
Four clubs from the same country will feature in the finals of Europe’s two club competitions for the first time after Chelsea and Arsenal sealed their passage to the Europa League title decider in Baku on 29 May.
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Kovac backs Frankfurt to pull off Euro 'miracle' against Chelsea
Underdogs Frankfurt held Chelsea to a 1-1 draw at home in last week's first leg, but face a fight against the odds at Stamford Bridge if they are to make a first European final in 39 years.
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Sarri defends benching Hazard in Chelsea Europa League stalemate
Pedro's first-half equaliser gave Chelsea a potentially crucial away goal after a hard-fought clash at the Commerzbank Arena.
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'Chelsea are our toughest opponents yet' - Huetter
The Frankfurt coach said he had a plan to deal with Chelsea, and identified Belgian star Eden Hazard as the biggest threat.
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Solskjaer has no doubts De Gea will return to form
De Gea has made a number of uncharacteristic mistakes in recent games but Solskjaer says the goalkeeper cannot take the blame for the team’s struggles.
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Chelsea up to fourth after frustrating Burnley draw
Without a win in their last two league games, Chelsea will take only slender comfort from climbing one point above fifth-placed Arsenal into fourth place.
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Chelsea fight off Slavia to join Arsenal in Europa League semis
The semifinals will be played over 2 May and 9 May, with this year's final in Baku on 29 May.
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No slip-up from Liverpool as Chelsea trauma is vanquished
Five years ago it was an April defeat at home to the West London side which prompted a late-season collapse as Liverpool let the Premier League title, they have craved since 1990, slither out of their hands.
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Normal for title-chasing Liverpool to feel heat - Chelsea's Sarri
Liverpool, who host Chelsea on Sunday, lead Manchester City by two points with five games remaining although the defending champions have a match in hand.
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Liverpool's Klopp condemns 'disgusting' Salah abuse ahead of Chelsea clash
A video circulated on social media ahead of Chelsea's Europa League match at Slavia Prague this week showed a group of six supporters chanting "Salah is a bomber" repeatedly.
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Late Alonso header, Kepa saves hand Chelsea win in Prague
Sarri made seven changes from the team that beat West Ham United 2-0 in the Premier League on Monday, with talisman Eden Hazard coming off the bench for the last half an hour.
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Inspired Hazard double hands Chelsea win over West Ham
The Belgian wizard tormented West Ham throughout and scored both goals to move Chelsea above Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal in the race for a top-four finish.
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Man City back on top as Spurs party in style
City's victory against Cardiff was their eighth consecutive Premier League win and puts them back in pole position in the Premier League.
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Sarri calls for rule to halt matches due to racist abuse
Sarri was speaking after the racist abuse of England players including Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi marred Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier in Montenegro.
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How the Premier League title race and top-four battle will be decided
After playing a game more than Manchester City, leaders Liverpool have just seven matches left in their bid to win the English title for the first time since 1990.
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Aubameyang seals Arsenal comeback, Giroud helps Chelsea into Europa League
The Gunners cancelled out their 3-1 deficit from last week's first leg in France inside 15 minutes as Aubameyang swept home from close range before teeing up Ainsley Maitland-Niles to head home.
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Sarri mess for Chelsea as Kepa row overshadows Spurs clash
Arrizabalaga was fined a week's wages and apologised for his actions, while Sarri blamed a 'misunderstanding' and said he had had a 'good conversation' with the goalkeeper.
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Man City edge League Cup final marked by Chelsea keeper mutiny
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri insisted goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga's refusal to be substituted was a 'misunderstanding' even if the Spaniard should have showed more respect towards his boss as Manchester City retained the League Cup on penalties.
