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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What A Name primed for big Guineas run
French trainer Mikel Delzangles is aiming for his second British Classic in three years on Sunday when What A Name lines up in the Qipco 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
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Mikel fed up with Europa League
John Obi Mikel has admitted to struggling for motivation for Chelsea's Europa League campaign and is desperate to return to the Champions League next season.
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Chelsea's Mikel hails Benitez impact
John Obi Mikel has praised manager Rafael Benitez for turning Chelsea's fortunes around in the FA Cup clash at Manchester United.
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Arteta tries to rally Arsenal team-mates
Midfielder Mikel Arteta has challenged his Arsenal team-mates to come out all guns blazing when they tackle German powerhouses Bayern Munich in the last 16 of the Champions League tonight.
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Hunt double helps Reading into last 16
Mikele Leigertwood scored a thundering long-range drive against his old club as Reading strolled into the last 16 of the FA Cup with a very comfortable 4-0 win over Sheffield United.
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Arteta ruled out, Kompany vows not to change
Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta will be out of action for "approximately three weeks" with a calf injury, while Manchester City's Vincent Kompany has vowed not to pull out of tackles regardless of his red card against Arsenal.
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Arteta penalty earns points for Arsenal
Arsenal won three league games on the bounce for the first time this season when Arteta's penalty gave them the points at Wigan
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Baggies pay for penalties at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta struck twice from the penalty spot as Arsenal returned to winning ways with victory over West Brom at Emirates Stadium.
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Referee's dismay at Mikel ban leniency
The referees trade union, Prospect, has revealed its dismay at the "leniency" of a three-game ban handed to John Obi Mikel after he confronted Mark Clattenburg following Chelsea's stormy Premier League clash with Manchester United.
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Mikel banned for three games for Clattenburg row
John Obi Mikel has been handed a three-game ban following Chelsea's stormy Premier League match against Manchester United.
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Mikel signs new Chelsea deal
John Obi Mikel has signed a new five-year contract at Chelsea, the club announced.
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Cech wants end to Clattenburg case
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech is hoping for a swift conclusion to the complaint launched by his club against referee Mark Clattenburg.
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Clattenburg interviewed in FA racism inquiry
Mark Clattenburg was interviewed yesterday by the English FAas part of the investigation into Chelsea's claim that the referee used "inappropriate language" towards John Obi Mikel.
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Clattenburg interviewed over Chelsea claims
The FA has carried out a series of interviews with match officials as investigations continue into allegations from Chelsea that referee Mark Clattenburg used "inappropriate language" towards their midfielder John Obi Mikel.
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Chelsea lodge formal Clattenburg complaint
Chelsea tonight lodged a formal complaint with the Football Association over "inappropriate language" they claim Mark Clattenburg used against John Obi Mikel in their acrimonious defeat to Manchester United.
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Police probe claims against Clattenburg
British Police have launched a formal investigation into allegations Mark Clattenburg used "inappropriate language" towards John Obi Mikel and Juan Mata.
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Clattenburg waits on police response
Mark Clattenburg and the FA are both waiting to discover whether police will investigate allegations the referee used "inappropriate language" towards Chelsea stars John Obi Mikel and Juan Mata.
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Union support for referee Clattenburg
The referees' union Prospect has pledged its "full support" to Mark Clattenburg after Chelsea accused him of using "inappropriate language" towards John Obi Mikel and Juan Mata.
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Arsenal enjoy London derby victory over QPR
Mikel Arteta's late goal gave Arsenal a much-needed 1-0 win over struggling QPR at the Emirates Stadium, where England midfielder Jack Wilshere returned for the Gunners after more than a year on the sidelines.