Di Matteo under pressure after Juve defeat
Roberto Di Matteo vowed to "keep working" after Chelsea's crushing Champions League defeat at Juventus put him firmly in the firing line.
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Juve 3-0 Chelsea: Roberto Di Matteo
Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo was adamant he would continue in his job despite the 3-0 loss to Juventus
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Chelsea sack Di Matteo: Report
Clare MacNamara reports on Chelsea's decision to sack Roberto Di Matteo less than six months after winning the Champions League
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Chelsea sack Di Matteo: John Hollins
Chelsea legend John Hollins believes it will not be a 'rosy situation' for whoever succeeds Roberto Di Matteo
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Chelsea want quick replacement for Di Matteo
Roman Abramovich is aiming to appoint a replacement for Roberto Di Matteo by the end of today after ruthlessly sacking another Chelsea manager in the early hours of this morning.
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Benitez confirmed as new Chelsea manager
Chelsea have confirmed the appointment of Rafael Benitez as interim first-team manager until the end of the season.
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Di Matteo 'proud' of his Chelsea record
Roberto Di Matteo has spoken of his pride at being Chelsea manager just hours after he was sacked by the Barclays Premier League club.
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Chelsea boss may tinker for Juventus game
Roberto Di Matteo is facing his biggest selection dilemma since Chelsea's Champions League triumph ahead of their most important game of the season.
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Chelsea on the brink of Champions League exit
Roberto Di Matteo went from Champions League hero to zero as Chelsea crashed to a 3-0 defeat at Juventus and to the brink of an embarrassing exit from the competition.
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Long leads Baggies to victory over Blues
West Brom striker Peter Odemwingie made it a miserable return to the Hawthorns for Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo with a second-half winner to stun the Champions League holders.
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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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Di Matteo admits star players could leave
Roberto Di Matteo has admitted there is a real danger of Chelsea allowing Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard to leave against his wishes.
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United beat nine-man Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
Roberto Di Matteo and Alex Ferguson had to be separated as Manchester United ended their 10-year wait for a league win at Chelsea.
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Champions League: Chelsea
Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo says they now must win their remaining home games in the Champions League
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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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Interview: Roberto di Matteo
Chelsea manager Roberto di Matteo on their win over Norwich
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Di Matteo keen on keeping Lampard
Roberto Di Matteo has insisted he wants Frank Lampard to see out his career with Chelsea despite rationing the midfielder's game time.
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Di Matteo not worried over Torres form
Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo insisted he had no fear whatsoever of Fernando Torres suffering another nightmare run at the Blues after the striker went missing in their goalless draw at QPR.
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Di Matteo determined to land European Super Cup
Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo saw his side maintain their perfect start to the Barclays Premier League with a 2-0 victory over Newcastle on Saturday and then declared the Blues will now go all out to win the Super Cup.
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Chelsea face balancing act: Di Matteo
Roberto Di Matteo challenged his Chelsea side to find the right balance between defence and attack after their rollercoaster 4-2 win over Reading.