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Chelsea have nearly half their starting XI vying to be the runner-up man of the match, as Billy Gilmour was the undisputed top Blue against Liverpool.
George Perry|
Chelsea dug deep and brought out the fight of old to defeat Liverpool in the FA Cup. It was great, but a lot of questions are looming afterwards.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea face the newly-vincible Liverpool in the FA Cup tonight at Stamford Bridge. Can the Blues end Liverpool's hopes for a domestic double?
The Pride of London Staff|
Chelsea are holding on to a place in the top four, thanks to their rivals more than their players. For how long will the club let this go on?
Vikrant Singh|
Neither Chelsea nor Liverpool are going to take a casual approach to tonight's FA Cup tie. Despite the gap between the two teams, both want this trophy.
George Perry|
Liverpool seems an impossible juggernaut at the moment, but Chelsea needs to believe they can ruin the Reds' week alongside Watford.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea has little rest as they host Liverpool in the FA Cup. The Blues need some rotation but there are too many injuries to make that an option.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea drew 2-2 with their latest bogey team, Bournemouth, in a match that one can only wish was more surprising than it was.
Barrett Rouen|
Jorginho picked the worst possible time to accumulate yellow cards in two competitions. Or, if you prefer Chelsea to him, maybe it was the best time.
George Perry|
It almost always starts in the same place with managers. Chelsea's Frank Lampard is on the cusp of that first turning point.
Travis Tyler|
Bournemouth took four of six points from Chelsea this season. Here are some of the lessons we can learn from the first draw between these teams.
Olaoluwa Nwobodo|
Fikayo Tomori's performance showed why Frank Lampard has to be careful with keeping young players out of the Chelsea lineup for too long.
George Perry|
Chelsea and Bournemouth were left to rue their missed chances as they played out an entertaining 2-2 draw. Here’s who flopped and who rose to the top.
Tan Yi Hao|
Chelsea don't have much to live for in the Champions League, which means it's all about a top four finish in the Premier League.
The Pride of London Staff|
Frank Lampard had to answer more idiotic questions about more idiotic rumours. Even Chelsea fans deserve better than the accredited media.
George Perry|
Chelsea may be feeling low after Bayern, but Bournemouth has been feeling low most of the season. What happens when two depressed clubs face off?
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea and Bournemouth both come into Saturday's game looking for a pick-me-up. Here are a few things to have in mind heading towards kick-off.
George Perry|
FIFA are about to impose new restrictions on how many players a club can have on foreign loans. The new policy will be a non-factor for Chelsea.
George Perry|
Chelsea had their measuring stick day against Bayern Munich and came up short. Whatever XI Frank Lampard chooses, the only way from rock bottom is up.
Travis Tyler|
Chelsea's attack against Bayern Munich was heavy on creators, light on finishers. The Blues needed more balance earlier in the game.
George Perry|
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