Chelsea thrashed Southampton 5-1! But is a hair-pull red card the tactics of a desperate defence? Read on to find out!
In a stunning display of football prowess, Chelsea overwhelmed Southampton at the coast, securing a dominant 5-1 victory that catapulted them into second place in the league. The night was not just memorable for the scoreline; fans were treated to a plethora of excitement, including five different scorers making headlines, a dramatic red card incident, and a raucous away section that left their voices hoarse. Axel Disasi kicked off the scoring early, followed by power moves from Christopher Nkunku and Noni Madueke, adding to the tally before Cole Palmer and Jadon Sancho sealed the deal. Southampton briefly equalised, thanks to a Joe Aribo strike, but the night belonged unequivocally to the Blues.
As the celebrations continue, all eyes are on Chelsea's upcoming clash against Brighton in the Women's Super League. Excitement is brewing as the women's team returns to action after an international break. Fans will want to flock to Kingsmeadow to support their team, especially after witnessing the men’s dazzling performance. With the stakes high, Chelsea will be looking to maintain momentum as they aim for another victorious outing. Will they be as unstoppable as their male counterparts?
Off the pitch, Chelsea's ambitions in world football are also gaining traction as they prepare for the FIFA Club World Cup draw. Fans will be eager to watch the live proceedings on the Chelsea website as the Blues gear up to take their talents Stateside next summer. They’ll be competing with the best from around the globe, and being placed in Pot 2 alongside notable teams, the excitement surrounding their international venture continues to grow. Expect fireworks as this iconic club looks to showcase their mettle on a world stage.
Meanwhile, the night took a cheeky turn with Southampton defender Jack Stephens earning a red card for a rather bizarre hair-pulling incident. It brings a humorous twist to the match report—who knew that hairstyle envy could lead to such consequences? CSL? Perhaps Chelsea should start scouting hairdressers too!
In related news, it’s time to vote for Chelsea’s Goal of the Month, featuring nine dazzling strikes that will leave you breathless. And did you know? Chelsea has five titles in the Women’s Super League, but it’s the unique stories behind those victories that truly paint the picture of their historic rise. Chelsea is not just a football club; they’re a phenomenon. So, buckle up, football fans, the best is yet to come!
Five different scorers for the Blues, a red card and a bouncing away section; it was a memorable night on the coast as Chelsea beat Southampton 5-1 to move ...
The Blues return to Women's Super League action following international duty when we host Brighton & Hove Albion at Kingsmeadow on Sunday.
Axel Disasi - 7' · Christopher Nkunku - 17' · Noni Madueke - 34' · Cole Palmer - 76' · Jadon Sancho - 87'.
It's time to vote for your Chelsea Goal of the Month for November, with nine cracking strikes across all our teams to choose from.
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup draw takes place on Thursday and you can watch it live on the official Chelsea website and official Chelsea app as the Blues ...
On the fifth day of our advent calendar, we focus on the number five and some of the great players, goals and victories associated with it…
Joe Aribo briefly levelled for the Saints after Axel Disasi's early opener but goals from Christopher Nkunku and Noni Madueke made it 3-1 before Jack Stephens ...
Chelsea, meanwhile, are in Pot 2 with Borussia Dortmund, Inter, Porto, Atletico Madrid, Benfica, Juventus and Red Bull Salzburg. Pot 3 includes Saudi Pro League ...
The Blues scored through Axel Disasi, Christopher Nkunku, Noni Madueke, Cole Palmer and Jadon Sancho as a depleted home team failed to stop the league's top ...
Five-time champions continue breaking records, widening the gap in women's football as financial disparities challenge league competitiveness.
The Blues have been in years of transition of late but will be heading Stateside next summer.