Liverpool v Chelsea: Reds favourites to lose to another big side

Chelsea travel to Anfield to take on Liverpool, and despite not having a good record against them look over priced at 3.6 with bet365 to come away with all three points.

The home side have won four and lost none of their last five Premier League meetings with the Blues, but there are reasons to believe that will change in this encounter.

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Man City would prove a tough opponent in the FA Cup semifinal

All roads lead to Wembley this weekend as Chelsea take on Man City in the FA Cup semi-final and they look a bit of value at a top priced 3.4 with BetVictor to beat Roberto Mancini’s men.

The head-to-head record between the pair is not so good as far as the Blues are concerned as they have won have won only two of their last nine meetings with City in all competitions, losing six and drawing the other.

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CHELSEA 2-1 Sunderland: Lady Luck Shows Some Form

It didn’t look great for us at half-time, but a bit of good fortune got us back into it and we capitalised on the slip from Spurs in their earlier game. So, here’s how it went:

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Venue: Stamford Bridge

Date: Sunday, 7 April

Kick-off: 15.00 GMT

Here we go then, our fourth fixture in nine days and probably wholesale changes yet again if the interim continues with his usual pattern.

Of course, you could say it paid off with our FA Cup win over Manchester United followed by a 3-1 first-leg win against Rubin Kazan midweek. But let’s not forget the defeat to Southampton in the league that preceded those two results – and if we’re going to prioritise, this game should be our bread and butter.

For the newly installed Paolo Di Canio at Sunderland meanwhile, he comes into a side just a point above the relegation zone and on a run of eight matches without a win, so he probably won’t be happy to hear he’s the fifth manager at Sunderland to start a reign with a game at Stamford Bridge, especially since none of the previous four managed a win!

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CHELSEA v Sunderland: Prediction & Stats

We might not be consistent but the brilliant Kickoff.co.uk are, so here’s another game’s worth of great stats for today’s game. Click here.

 

Torres favourite to lead Chelsea to win against Sunderland

Chelsea are a best priced 1.36 with bet365 and Betfred to beat Sunderland at Stamford Bridge and look worthy odds-on shots to get the job done.

The Blues have won 15 of their last 16 Premier League clashes with the Black Cats who come into the game under new manager Paulo Di Canio having won none of their last eight league games (D3 L5).

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CHELSEA 1-0 United: Sublime Strike & Save Take Us To Wembley

So, the interim’s plan to put all his eggs in the FA Cup basket paid off this weekend. I’m still aggrieved his priorities don’t seem to be in line with those that really matter to us but a win over United will always be welcome. So, here’s how it happened:
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Chelsea Injuries: Cahill & Cole

So, we get a win against United but it costs us Ashley Cole.

Our left-back looked for a minute as if he’d given up the chase down the wing this afternoon although a second looked saw him pull-up with a hamstring injury that’ll see him out of action for the next couple of weeks. Read more »

Chelsea & Why A Return To Chasing Refs Would Be Welcome

Gary Lineker might have thought he was amusing someone with his attempts at pre-April Fool’s on the interim’s sacking last night but for some of us, it’s no joke.  

Whether it’s the Mail talking about David Moyes being on Roman’s wish list or the Express talking up a return of The Special One, some of us are clinging onto anything remotely conceivable now to get us through the remainder of the season with some semblance of hope for the future. Ok, the Express pushed it a bit far with talk of Ronaldo tagging along behind Mourinho but let’s skim over that and just take the bits we want to believe shall we? Read more »

CHELSEA v Man United: FA Cup (Replay) Preview

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Date: Monday, 1 April

Kick-off: 12:30 BST

Whilst seven changes against Southampton saw us slip up again in the league Saturday, United managed to rest players and still edge a bit closer to the title.

 The interim clearly doesn’t take the Premier League as seriously as we do and decided to put all his eggs in the FA Cup basket this weekend, so he’d better have something up his sleeve today.  Somehow I doubt it though. Read more »