James Cormack
Football Writer at Freelance
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4 days ago |
ktla.com | James Cormack
Defeat in their second group game means Chelsea still have work to do to qualify for the Club World Cup round of 16 when they take on Esperánce de Tunis in Philadelphia. Pedro Neto’s opportunistic second goal of the tournament handed the Blues the lead against Flamengo last time out, but Enzo Maresca’s men were no match for the swaggering Brazilians after the restart.
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4 days ago |
si.com | James Cormack
Defeat in their second group game means Chelsea still have work to do to qualify for the Club World Cup round of 16 when they take on Esperánce de Tunis in Philadelphia. Pedro Neto’s opportunistic second goal of the tournament handed the Blues the lead against Flamengo last time out, but Enzo Maresca’s men were no match for the swaggering Brazilians after the restart.
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4 days ago |
ktla.com | James Cormack
Chelsea harboured hopes of success in the United States this summer, but the Blues are instead at risk of an early elimination after succumbing to Flamengo in their second group game. Admittedly, the chances of Enzo Maresca’s flying back to London on Wednesday seem slim, but the Premier League outfit nonetheless have work to do against spirited North African opposition.
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4 days ago |
hotspurhq.com | James Cormack
The new manager is eyeing a transfer target from the Ange era. Thomas Frank has plenty of respect for Ange Postecoglou, whom he described as a Tottenham "legend" during his first interview with the club. While the pair undoubtedly contrast philosophically, there may well be some overlap on the talent ID front. With Frank at the helm, Spurs reportedly remain interested in versatile forward Randal Kolo Muani after missing out on him in January.
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4 days ago |
newsobserver.com | James Cormack
Chelsea have hardly been shy in the transfer market in the 21st century, and Clearlake have put Roman Abramovich's spending to shame since taking over the club. The Blues have been relentless in their bid to acquire talent since Todd Boehly and Co. arrived in west London, and we haven't quite yet seen the fruits of their labour despite the steady progress that was made during Enzo Maresca's first season in charge.
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