Evaluating Jadon Sancho’s Potential Destinations

by Anirudh Srinivaas Eswaran - December 30, 2019

When it come s to the best young attacking talents in the world, there is no question that Jadon Sancho is right there up amongst them. Having moved to a foreign country in Germany at the age of 17 from the comforts of Manchester City and working under Pep Guardiola,

Looking Back – The Most Expensive Transfers of 2019

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by EADF Feed - December 17, 2019December 19, 2019

Association football is, without a doubt, the most popular sport in the world. And as such, it is also one of the most lucrative. The most valuable football club in the world - Real Madrid, according to Forbes Magazine's list for 2019 - is worth more than $4.2 billion, with

Chelsea need to buck the trend and back Maurizio Sarri for long term stability

by Aman Sridhar - February 13, 2019October 2, 2019

It is imperative that Maurizio Sarri is given full backing at Chelsea - Letting go of the Italian will change nothing at a club in dire need of managerial stability. Aman Sridhar shares his thoughts on the current state of affairs at the club. In the Roman Abramovich era, Chelsea have

Chelsea mid-season report – Laying the foundations

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by Shakthi Vel - December 27, 2018October 2, 2019

Having taken the reigns at Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri had a lot of expectations from the Blues’ fans and Premier League audience alike. The repute of his attacking style of play, or “Sarri-ball” as they call it preceded him well before he arrived in the English capital. We’ve all had a

Willian Borges – Sinking into insignificance

by Rushabh Shah - December 12, 2018October 2, 2019

There comes a time when one must move on from something or someone to enable themselves to progress and continue to grow in life. No, I’m not talking about your childhood crush or the memories of your recent ex. I’m talking about Chelsea’s #22, Willian. All through the summer, Barcelona

How Can Chelsea Win the League?

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by EADF Feed - November 27, 2018

Maurizio Sarri and Chelsea are a little behind Manchester City and Liverpool in terms of quality but can make up for that by relying on team spirit, good atmosphere in the dressing room, Sarri’s tactical genius and Eden Hazard. Many people following Chelsea would have considered finishing in the Champions League

Breaking Down The Brand: A Tactical Analysis of Sarri-Ball

by Sagarneel Chakraborty - November 20, 2018October 2, 2019

“I’ve come to realize that there’s a child in every footballer, a child who is playing a game. That’s where the fun part is. And when players are having fun, they are more productive." - Maurizio Sarri Chelsea Football Club have been having a lot of fun in the past four

Premier League Recap: 1st September – 7th October

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by Veer Badani - October 17, 2018

The international break is over! What many football fans see as a nuisance during domestic seasons, due to its disruptive nature and risk of injury to players is now behind us and we can once again relish the best that the Premier League has to offer. A break from club

GW9: Optimising Your Wildcard, Differentials and Players To Avoid.

FPL Central

by Anirudh Shenoy - October 12, 2018October 1, 2019

Leads are getting bigger in the mini-leagues and playing catchup is getting ever so hard. After consulting a few FPL players in our private league, we decided to approach this gameweek in a slightly different manner. With a quarter of the season almost done, it is our opinion that using

César Azpilicueta — Forever in Harmony

Player Profiles

by Pavan Pillai - September 23, 2018October 2, 2019

For all the chaos that Chelsea Football Club go through year in and year out, there is only one thing that all supporters can be certain about — Dave is going to be Dave, swinging in perfect crosses and putting in crucial tackles, week-in-week-out as he gets moved across all

The London Derby: Arsenal’s Perspective

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by Varun Shah - August 20, 2018August 21, 2018

If someone thought the 2-2 draw between Chelsea and Arsenal was entertaining at the Emirates last year, they need to look at this match. Arsenal may have lost 3-2 on the day but there were some good signs for Unai Emery and his men. A lot has changed since last season

Belgium Upstage Brazil to Set Up Mouth-Watering Semi Against France

World Cup 2018

by Anirudh Madhavan - July 6, 2018October 2, 2019

When this fixture was announced, it set pulses racing. A clash between two brilliant footballing countries. One with their finest generation, another a perennial favourite on this stage. A lot of the talk leading up to the game was about Roberto Martinez's inability to manage this group of players for

Lukaku and Hazard Shine as Belgium March Into The Round of 16.

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by Srivaths Parasuraman - June 23, 2018October 1, 2019

Belgium played Tunisia in the Group match in the Spartak Stadium in mild conditions with rains expected as the match wore on. The Red Devils were playing in yellow in their standard 3-4-3 formation. Tunisia, playing in red, were lining up with 4 at the back and three attackers up

Lukaku Nets Brace as Belgium Put 3 Past Panama

World Cup 2018

by Abhishek Ramachandran - June 18, 2018October 1, 2019

Belgium cruised past World Cup newcomers Panama with an easy 3-0 win at Sochi to kick things off in group G. Belgium lined up in a 3-4-2-1 formation with Alderweireld, Vertonghen and Boyata making up the backline. Meunier and Carrasco played as Wing-Backs, pushing far up the pitch to provide that

World Cup Group G Analysis – A Group of Two Halves

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by Kabir Ali - June 6, 2018October 1, 2019

There are two sides to the coin that is Group G. You have England and Belgium, who know all about the occasion, and are striving to match the considerable potential of their talent. Then there’s the novices, Tunisia and Panama. 2018 will be a new chapter in both countries' footballing

Manchester City break passing records against Chelsea

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by EADF Feed - March 5, 2018March 5, 2018

(AFP) Manchester City's relentless run towards the Premier League title continued as they opened up an 18-point lead by inflicting more damage on Chelsea's chances of a top-four finish with a 1-0 home win on Sunday. Bernardo Silva scored the only goal of the match 35 seconds into the second half

WORLD CUP PREVIEW ~BELGIUM~

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by Kartik Lal - September 14, 2017October 1, 2019

A Second exclusive by EADF Guest writer Kartik Lal. As an avid football fan, the summer of 2017 was exhilarating and pretty intense, We saw transfer records getting broken left right and centre. Teams like Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and United, Everton, Liverpool have broken their transfer records in the Premier

LEICESTER CITY VS CHELSEA PREVIEW

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by Rushabh Shah - September 8, 2017January 16, 2018

The 2015-16 Champions host the 2016-17 Champions The Blues travel to Leicester this weekend, in an attempt to build on their run from before the international break. The first break of the year came at the wrong time for Chelsea. The Blues had begun to show glimpses of last year’s championship