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Chelsea’s hopes of adding the Barclays Under-18 Premier League title to their already impressive trophy haul were dealt a considerable and most likely fatal blow on Saturday morning as they allowed Manchester City to come from three goals behind to claim a 3-3 draw at Aldershot’s Electrical Services Stadium. A fantastic first half display capped by a brace by Isaac Christie-Davies had the Blues well in command and the win…

Chelsea’s Under-21s are firmly on the title hunt following a 4-3 win over fellow championship rivals Liverpool at Aldershot’s Electrical Services Stadium on Monday night which keeps their destiny in their own hands. A hat-trick from Dominic Solanke, taking him past the 40-goal mark for the season, and a strike by Alex Kiwomya did the damage in a topsy-turvy and frenetic contest played out in front of Chelsea’s largest Under-21…

Chelsea maintained their hopes of retaining the Barclays Under-21 Premier League title by beating Fulham 3-1 at Motspur Park on Monday afternoon. A devastating start by the visitors saw Dominic Solanke score twice inside the opening fifteen minutes to take his personal tally to 38 for the season, and although Adam Taggart halved the deficit just before the break, Charly Musonda put the result beyond doubt in the second half…

Chelsea’s Under-18s kept their hopes of adding the national league title to their recent slew of successes with a sensational 2-1 victory away to Manchester United on Saturday morning. In a match played at Altrincham’s Moss Lane stadium rather than in the usual confines of a training ground environment, Chelsea went behind early to a Marcus Rashford penalty and trailed for much of the game, but a wonderful second half…

Chelsea’s Under-21s kept up their hopes of retaining the Barclays Under-21 Premier League trophy after they came away from a potentially tricky trip to Southampton with a richly-deserved 2-0 victory. The young Blues controlled the contest throughout and were rarely threatened by their highly-rated hosts, and after Kasey Palmer had given them the lead with his latest highlight-reel strike, they looked good value for a victory eventually secured by Dominic…

Chelsea are FA Youth Cup winners yet again. For the fourth time in six years, the sixth time in club history, and for the second consecutive seasons the Blues are the cream of the country’s crop in Under-18 knockout football and secured their crown in beating Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, ensuring a 5-2 aggregate scoreline. They become the first side to retain the most prestigious…

Chelsea returned to Under-21 league action on Thursday evening and they did so with a win, defeating Everton 3-0 courtesy of Jordan Houghton’s opener, a late own goal by former Milton Keynes Dons defender Brendan Galloway which may yet be claimed by Tammy Abraham, who then added a third deep into stoppage time having come off the bench to great effect. With the match coming during a busy period of…

Chelsea have one hand firmly on the grasp of their FA Youth Cup title after coming away from the first leg of this season’s Final with a 3-1 win over Manchester City at the City Football Academy Stadium on Monday night. Tammy Abraham opened the scoring in spectacular style and although Isaac Buckley equalised almost immediately, Abraham’s 36th of the season restored that advantage after twenty minutes and it was…