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When asked by a reporter about the booing every time he touched the ball Barco said ths:
“Honest to God? It felt like a Tuesday. I was getting screamed at by grown men in reserve matches back at Boca when I was 16. You think a crowd whistling at Stamford Bridge frightens me? Go play at La Bombonera when you misplace a pass—people are literally hanging off the iron fences, screaming in your face, ready to jump over. That is pressure. This over here? This is easy."

I'm liking this kid so far.

Still here.

Four Chelsea WSL fixtures moved for TV
The dates and kick-off times for Chelsea Women's home fixture against Tottenham, as well as our away trips to West Ham, Crystal Palace and Charlton, have now been confirmed.
Our first match of the month is away at West Ham on Sunday 4 October. Sky Sports are the broadcaster for that fixture, and it will kick off at 2pm at the Chigwell Construction Stadium in Dagenham. Tickets for this match will go on sale at 10am on Tuesday 8 September.
The month of October sees us play just once at home in the Women's Super League, with all of our league matches now hosted at Stamford Bridge. That fixture, against Tottenham, has now been confirmed to be broadcast by Sky Sports on Sunday 18 October. The match will kick off at 12 noon.
Tickets for our home game against Spurs are on sale now. If you fancy experiencing our Bottomless at the Bridge Hospitality package with a full buffet and free-flowing drinks, click here to find out more.

After facing Spurs at the Bridge, we will next travel to newly-promoted Crystal Palace on Sunday 25 October at 12 noon. The match at Borough Sports Ground in Sutton will also be shown on Sky Sports.
Our first league game in November takes us to another newly-promoted WSL side. We will head to The Valley to face Charlton Athletic on Sunday 1 November for a 2.30pm kick-off, and this match will be shown live on BBC Two.
WSL confirmed fixtures
West Ham vs Chelsea - Sunday 4 October, 2pm
Chelsea vs Tottenham - Sunday 18 October, 12 noon
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea - Sunday 25 October, 12 noon
Charlton Athletic vs Chelsea - Sunday 1 November, 2.30pm

Dates confirmed.

23 September 2026 - Austria Vienna (H) 8pm
30 September 2026 - OL Lyonnes (A) 8pm
28 October 2026 - AS Roma (H) 5.45pm
10 November 2026 - BK Hacken (A) 5.45pm
18 November 2026 - Paris Saint-Germain (H) 8pm
16 December 2026 - OH Leuven (A) 8pm

Chelsea 2 - 1 Arsenal. Rogers 22'.

Arsenal 2 Chelsea 1 Saka 23

He’s not holding the team to ransom.
We’re lucky to have him. He’s playing midfield because we’re short on numbers, which is really annoying. His fitness is the best I’ve seen for years.
If he stays fit all season… I say start him at right back next season.

The defence is disorganised at times because the defensive cover in front of them is non existent at times. Caicedo is clearly a loss atm but playing with 2 wing backs and 3 up front what hope is there for the central midfield either defensively or attacking wise.

Kicking off in 4th spot, so we'll still be in the top 4 no matter the result today !
2-1 Chelsea (Joao Pedro, Palmer vs Neto own goal)

Blue Co do not care about Frank.

JT gives a tactics lesson. Hmm . .

Talk about minerals, nothing like talking tactics in a room full of trophies.

It's JT-esque. I approve.

He's looking 100% fit for the first time in a long time. This could be a big year for him.

Nice socks @Valerie ?

Blue Co do not care about Frank.

Did we not all see this coming when they allowed members of a foreign nations Government to own and operate an English football club?


I know some of us did . 🫤

Selling EF for a British transfer record is the best bit of business done by any club this summer and quite possibly ever.. thank you and f**k off!