Stamford Bridge proved anything but a sanctuary for Chelsea as their Barclays Premier League title hopes suffered another mortal blow following a 1-1 draw with Fulham in the west London derby. A game manager Andre Villas-Boas had hand picked for Fernando Torres to rebuild his shattered confidence proved another nightmare outing for the £50million man. This was also meant to be the match w...Full Story »

Florent Malouda insisted he and his team-mates were to blame, not Andre Villas-Boas, for Chelsea's worst start to a season. Three defeats in four Barclays Premier League games has piled the pressure on new manager Villas-Boas little more than three months into the campaign. Reports have suggested some players are unhappy with Villas-Boas' tactics but winger Malouda claimed there was no quest...Full Story »

ARSENE WENGER stormed into the transfer market last night as he launched his rebuilding programme.First the embattled Arsenal manager had a £6.2million bid accepted for Brazilian left-back Andre Santos. Then he lined up an £8million move for Chelsea's French midfielder Florent Malouda. Wenger is desperate to strengthen his squad after Sunday's humiliating 8-2 defeat at Manchester...Full Story »

Chelsea's Florent Malouda has interested Juventus, with the Blues preparing a second bid for Alvaro Pereira. Chelsea are to lodge an improved bid for Alvaro Pereira after Porto rejected an opening offer of £16.6m for the Uruguay international, with the Londoners considering selling Florent Malouda to Juventus for a knockdown fee as they continue to reshape their squad. Pereira, who can op...Full Story »

FLORENT MALOUDA says Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was WRONG to sack former manager Carlo Ancelotti.Italian Ancelotti was axed in May, despite steering the Blues to their first-ever Double a year earlier. Andre Villas-Boas succeeded Ancelotti but France midfielder Malouda reckons his old boss should have stayed put. Malouda, who hit the winner against West Brom on Saturday, said: "We won th...Full Story »

Title race not over yet - Ancelotti Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti challenged his players to win their five remaining games after closing the gap on Premier League leaders Manchester United. "We are six points behind and it will not be easy to close that," said Ancelotti, whose team defeated Birmingham 3-1 on Wednesday. "Our aim is to win every game and after that see how our position is. It wi...Full Story »