On today's Football Weekly Extra an ecstatically happy James Richardson is joined by Kevin McCarra, Sean Ingle and Paolo Bandini to discuss Chelsea's Euro exit, José Mourinho's genius and whether Carlo Ancelotti's men can regroup for the Premier League Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

A15-YEAR-OLD from Ely who has been bravely battling cancer since 2008 enjoyed a day to remember on Saturday meeting his heroes at Chelsea football club. Callum Brown, was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour in February 2008 and had surgery followed b Full Article at Ely Standard

For what it’s worth, Fulham should once again prove English teams supremacy over Italian sides in Europe, and show that the Chelsea – Inter affair was a ‘special case’ caused by ‘The Special One’ In fact, Juventus won’t mind losing today, as long as i Full Article at Footy Latest

Inter earned arguably their biggest win of the season at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, defeating Chelsea 1-0 and advancing to the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Coach Jose Mourinho revealed there were plenty of celebrations in the dressing r Full Article at Goal.com

I absolutely love this time of year. The days are warmer and longer, the air is fresher, and the football is getting serious. It's only now that the Champions League starts to mean anything. The group stages are, more often than not, a tedious and borin Full Article at Arsenal Mania

Going through some articles in the media it seems our quiet and benevolent owner, Roman Abramovich, bared his mind to the Chelsea stars on his payroll. Following the painful defeat to Inter Milan, he reportedly asked the players, "Are you good players o Full Article at Vital Football

Last night at a very sparsely occupied Ewood Park, our youngsters took a giant step towards reaching the FA Youth Cup Final. Facing a Blackburn Rovers side that had already eliminated Everton and Manchester United, the Chelsea youngsters put on a spirit Full Article at Vital Football

As we turn into the last hurdle, the EPL title race still looks very much like a heated 3-horse race and nobody can really tell who the eventual winner maybe with any degree of certainty. Man Utd may lead the pack now, but a quick look at their remain Full Article at Footy Latest

Harry Redknapp believes that Sir Alex Ferguson is the best manager in football - better than the "Special One". Writing in his column for The Sun, Redknapp declared: "There is no doubt that Mourinho is catching up with Alex Ferguson as far as reputation Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports