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Just give him all the rest he needs to be fully fit. He won't get it in summer because of Euro, so give it him now.

He made some great tackles and interception before being humiliated by Lukaku for that first goal.

Now he'll probably need a few weeks to gain a match-fitness.

Great interview

Thibaut: "Who is it?"

Sometimes he held ball for too long and should have score at the end of the game (or atleast have a shoot), but other than that pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good. Great dribbling when he has a lot of space and also good close control.

That's funny, considering Guus prefer to have no defenders on the bench at all, than give kids like Ola a chance.

Yesterday Diego played his 50th Premier League game - 31 goals and 8 assists. Didier Drogba in his 50 Premier League games - 20 goals and 13 assists.

His final decision making was not very good yesterday. He has to improve, but it's understandable, as he's 19 years old and this is his first experience on professional level.

Looks like new manager doesn't rate him.

161 last season (foul every 25.6 minutes); 73 this season (foul every 33.5 minutes).

P.S. His goal doesn't count as a pass.

Guus Hiddink on replacing Baba Rahman, whose mistake led to Southampton's goal, at half-time: "I don't want to make a fake injury. I took him off because of the error. He has to cope with that. He was very down in the locker room about his mistake, but we have to make decisions like we did."

When? Can't recall a single occasion when Jose has said: "It's easy to finish Top-4".

15 wins in a row is a pretty impressive stuff from Allegri as well.

Last 3 seasons: Arrivals: £268.92 m. Departures: £233.34 m. Net spend: £35.58 m. (£11.86 m. per season) Current PL teams that have spent more in average per season in the same period of time: Manchester City: £76.09 m. per season Manchester United: £65.07 m. per season Arsenal: £37.9 m. per season Liverpool: £26.21 m. per season Newcastle: £25.54 m. per season West Ham: £20.84 m. per season Crystal Palace: £20.55 m. per season Sunderland: £19.82 m. per season Watford: £18.04 m. per season Leicester: £15.73 m. per season Everton: £15.14 m. per season Bournemouth: £14.91 m. per season Norwich City: £14.28 m. per season West Brom: £14.21 m. per season

Sky Sports News understands Chelsea technical director Michael Emenalo travelled to Italy on Tuesday and will be present at Juventus' Champions League last-16 tie against Bayern Munich, which Conte is also due to attend.

Surely Mourinho has to share the blame for what happened this season, but some people make him as some sort of antichrist, who came and plunged the world into chaos. Don't take serious his words of "this squad can't be improved". He also said: "Even if we say we’re very happy with our squad, we lie, because we always want to make it better". As for Schurrle, Salah, Luis, Luiz etc. Sure, they would have been useful players, but it wasn't Mourinho politics, that he can't buy someone, until club sell someone.

It's only a stats, but Cesc is a our best tackler this PL season: 1. Fabregas: 130 tackles (tackle every 14.62 minutes). 2. Matic: 118 tackles (every 15.32 minutes) 3. Azpilicueta: 118 tackles (every 19.97 minutes) 4. Oscar: 79 tackles (every 16.46 minutes)

He was pretty good in a few games before Jose was sacked. He created some great chances, like one for Diego Costa against Stoke, but Costa has missed.

Probably that's enough for the board to sign him permanently.

Feed The Bert And He Will Score

Sloppy in first half, but brilliant in second half. Also, that's the first time in his career when Willian has scored 10 goals in one season for the club.

Would love him here.