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Chelsea continue to be one of the most inconsistent teams in the Premier League this season.
An eight-game unbeaten run, which included a 6-0 thrashing of Everton, was ended on Monday when the Blues were smashed 5-0 by London rivals, Arsenal.
Despite the loss to Mikel Arteta’s men, Chelsea remain just one point off 6th place with six games to play.
The west Londoners will be looking to close the gap on 6th-place Newcastle this weekend when they travel to Aston Villa for a late kick-off on April 27.
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Following the horrors of last season, Chelsea will be hoping for better fortunes on the domestic front this term. They will be hunting for silverware in the Premier League, FA Cup, and EFL Cup.
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Stamford Bridge has been Chelsea’s permanent home since 1905, and currently, it boasts a capacity of just over 40,000, however, there are plans in the works to renovate it, and this could see that figure jump to 55,000, which would make it one of the largest grounds in Britain.
While much of the success occurred when Abramovich took over the running of the club in 2003, bringing a raft of Premier League titles as well as other domestic success, the Blues are looking to rediscover their identity on the pitch after a woeful campaign.
Charged with trying to revitalise them this term will be Pochettino, who previously managed Tottenham and took them to the Champions League Final in 2019 before he was sacked a few months later by Daniel Levy.
Nevertheless, Pochettino, who also used to patrol the Paris Saint-Germain dugout will be hoping to get Chelsea back on track and reach the heights of yesteryear, as they have had almost unparalleled success over the past 20 years.
Apart from being eight-time winners of the FA Cup, they have two Champions League titles to their name, and they have been crowned Premier League champions on five occasions.
With no European football to contend with this term, Pochettino’s men can fully focus on having a tilt at the title, and you imagine they can’t perform badly as they did last term.
Although they sold Kai Havertz, the arrival of Nkunku from RB Leipzig will give the fans something to shout about, and he will be expected to hit the ground running, and the Blues’ bluntness in front of goal last term was well documented.
Pochettino has a big challenge on his hands this season to lift morale in the camp, and while expectations may have been tempered slightly, the Chelsea story could be a real page turner!
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