Hazard out, Terry a doubt for Europa final
Chelsea forward Eden Hazard is out of tomorrow's Europa League final with Benfica due to a hamstring injury.
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Injured Blues travel to Amsterdam
Captain John Terry, forward Eden Hazard and midfielder John Obi Mikel have travelled to Amsterdam for Chelsea's Europa League final with Benfica despite doubts over their fitness.
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Terry expects summer contract talks
Chelsea captain John Terry expects to open discussions over a contract extension this summer.
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Terry snubs FA chairman handshake
John Terry's simmering resentment towards the Football Association surfaced again yesterday.
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Terry brace helps Chelsea go third
John Terry bagged a brace for Chelsea as they comfortably saw off Fulham 3-0 at Craven Cottage.
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Terry pleads for Lampard contract
Chelsea captain John Terry has waded into the debate over Frank Lampard's future, revealing the squad are desperate for the England midfielder to remain Stamford Bridge.
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All rosy between Rafa and Terry
John Terry and Rafa Benitez scotch rumours of a rift in the Chelsea camp
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Chelsea advance with four-goal salvo
Holders Chelsea overcame stubborn Brentford in an FA Cup replay at Stamford Bridge to set up a fifth-round clash with Middlesbrough.
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Terry will get chance to prove fitness
John Terry is expected to be given an opportunity to prove his fitness by Chelsea interim boss Rafael Benitez in their FA Cup fourth-round replay with Brentford.
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No first team guarantees for Terry
Rafael Benitez has warned John Terry a place in his first XI is not guaranteed after the Chelsea captain's recent fitness troubles.
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Terry patient about Chelsea comeback
John Terry is unsure when he will return to the Chelsea first team but says his knee feels "fine" after playing 45 minutes for the club's under-21 side on Thursday night.
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Terry makes return to Chelsea ranks
John Terry played 45 minutes for Chelsea's Under-21 side tonight as he continues his comeback from a knee injury.
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Benitez hails new-look Chelsea defence
Rafael Benitez has hailed his Chelsea defence after helping them prove there is life after John Terry at Stamford Bridge.
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Terry is set for three-week lay off
John Terry will be out for "approximately three weeks" with a knee injury, Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo confirmed on Friday.
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Chelsea reject claims of hypocrisy on racism
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck insists the club are not hypocrites for supporting skipper John Terry and at the same time lodging a complaint against referee Mark Clattenburg.
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Terry injury not as bad as first feared
John Terry has suffered "no significant damage" following a scan on his right knee and will be out for weeks rather than months, Chelsea have confirmed.
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Terry stretchered off as Chelsea are held
Luis Suarez dealt a huge double blow to Chelsea's Barclays Premier League title hopes after inadvertently ending John Terry's comeback and snatching a deserved 1-1 draw for Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.
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Chelsea come unstuck in Ukraine
Holders Chelsea's eight-match unbeaten run in the Champions League came to an unceremonious end after goals by Alex Teixeira and Fernandinho led classy Shakhtar Donetsk to a 2-1 win.
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Terry ready to lead Chelsea, says Di Matteo
Roberto Di Matteo today insisted John Terry could still be held up as Chelsea's "leader" as the club's tarnished captain prepared to don not one, but two armbands in the midst of his racism ban.
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Terry set for Chelsea return in Donetsk
John Terry is in line for his first Chelsea appearance since accepting his four-match racism ban in Tuesday's Champions League clash at Shakhtar Donetsk.