The Pride of London

1 month ago | theprideoflondon.com | Vishnu Raj

The positives and negatives from a dominant 3-0 win in the UEFA Conference League Chelsea had a successful outing against Legia Warsaw in Poland. They secured a 3-0 win in the first leg of the UEFA Conference League quarter-final. A convincing result like this puts them firmly in control and with one foot in the semi-final of the competition. Here are the positives and negatives from the match. 1.

1 month ago | theprideoflondon.com | Jacob Aframian

Since the takeover of Chelsea by new ownership the Blues have been unable to beat any great teams in the Premier LeagueChelsea’s first season under Enzo Maresca has been a roller coaster. There have been great highs and catastrophic lows. But there is one thing he has inherited that may not be his fault but is a symptom of the Boehly era. That is the Blues' inability to beat the other five teams in the “big six” of the Premier League.

1 month ago | theprideoflondon.com | Fahd Ahmed

A detailed tactical analysis of Brentford vs Chelsea’s 0-0 draw, breaking down pressing structures, build-up play, in-possession shapes, and key moments from both halves. Insight into Enzo Maresca and Thomas Frank's strategic battle. Last weekend, Enzo Maresca faced one of the most tactically astute managers and well-drilled sides in the league—Thomas Frank’s Brentford. After a 1-0 victory over Spurs, Maresca rotated the side heavily, with Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson notably on the bench.

2 months ago | theprideoflondon.com | Olaoluwa Nwobodo

Player ratings for Chelsea's crucial victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the latest London derbyChelsea returned to winning ways against Ange Postecoglou's men with a narrow victory, which included two disallowed goals across both teams. After the loss to Arsenal two weeks ago, the Blues needed a win, especially with Newcastle beating Brentford. The Blues now sit in the top four, below Liverpool, Arsenal, and Nottingham Forest.

2 months ago | theprideoflondon.com | Fahd Ahmed

Tactical analysis of Chelsea's 1-0 win over Spurs, breaking down Maresca's build-up play, Spurs' pressing adjustments, key midfield battles, and how Chelsea controlled the game to secure a crucial victory. As the Premier League entered its final stretch, Enzo Maresca's Chelsea faced a crucial task. With just eight games remaining, the Blues needed to either maintain their current league ranking or, at the very least, drop just one position to secure Champions League qualification for next season.