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Jorginho's time at Chelsea near the end? Chelsea play Crystal Palace tonight with the Blues looking to repeat the performance against Watford on Saturday night, to help cement their place in the top four.  During the 3-0 win over Watford, injury concern hit N'golo Kante, who had to be subbed off in the 78th minute with a tight hamstring. Lampard stated "Kante will not be in the squad. He hurt his hamstring, [it is a] low-level hamstring injury."..."We are hoping it is going to be a week or so. We are going to see how it goes but I would suspect we would be very lucky to have him for Sheffield United". The injury of Kante is a dilemma for Lampard. Since the restart, Kante has starred in all five matches keeping Vice Captain, Jorginho, out of the starting XI. Rumours have been bubbling that Jorginho has fallen out of favour with Lampard and his playing time proves that. Jorginho influencing an away win at Arsenal    Chelsea fans feel as th...

Why Batshuayi MUST start against Norwich this Saturday Batshuayi playing against Liverpool U23's on Monday Nigh t There is no doubt in my mind, after watching the first three games of Chelsea's season, that we need a striker with fresh ideas and someone to make a name for himself. I believe that Michy Batshuayi is by far the perfect candidate to lead the line for Chelsea and here's the reasons why.  Why does he deserves his chance? Since Michy joined, he has been involved in some pretty big moments of games for Chelsea that maybe you don't quite remember.  Let's start from the beginning- In his debut for Chelsea, he already had a major impact by assisting Diego Costa's last minute winner against West Ham with a powerful headed flick on. 5 days later, Chelsea go 1 - 0 down to Watford away with 23 minuets left on the clock. Batshuayi is brought on and not only does he equalise the scoreline in the 80th minute but inspires Chelsea to a  2 - 1 v...

CHELSEA 1 - 1 LEICESTER CITY  REVIEW   It was not the result Frank Lampard would of wanted on his return to The Bridge with a disappointing 1-1 draw against a fellow top 6 competitor. There was still a shining light in the game with Mason Mount getting on the scoresheet for his first ever professional Chelsea goal but Lampard's Chelsea still remain without a win...  Match Review... Right from the whistle Chelsea looked on top. We were pressing quickly, our passing was slick, we were competing and winning every ball in the air and were finally rewarded with a fantastic Mason Mount solo goal in the opening 7th minutes when Mount tackled holding midfielder N'didi to go on and finish the ball whilst appearing to trip over.  It was a good start... up until the 35th minute. Chelsea seemed to of left the door ajar and allowed pressure to rise leaving Leicester with lots of possession in the last 15 minutes of the first half and were causing some alarmin...