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Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates in a corner-fueled affair: Arsenal led from a corner, Chelsea equalised late in the first half from another corner, Arsenal went back ahead via a third corner, Pedro Neto was sent off for a second yellow, and Liam Delap’s late equaliser was ruled offside. Chelsea remain sixth, ahead of a big test at Villa on Wednesday.
Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium as both clubs reveal their starting XIs for a Premier League showdown: Arsenal line up Raya in goal with a back four of Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, and Hincapie, plus Rice and Zubimendi in midfield and Eze, Saka, Trossard, Gyokeres in attacking roles; Chelsea counter with a 4-2-3-1, Sánchez in goal, James as captain, Hato, Sarr, Chalobah in defense, Enzo and Caicedo in midfield, and João Pedro supported by Palmer and Neto. The match kicks off at 16:30 GMT on March 1, with TV and streaming options listed for various regions.
Arsenal host Chelsea in a London derby after their win over Spurs, with analysts weighing what the latest results and Carabao Cup clashes mean for each side’s season targets. Arsenal’s aim is major trophies and a strong push this spring, while Chelsea look to secure Champions League football; Bukayo Saka is highlighted as Arsenal’s key man, and Joao Pedro as Chelsea’s focal point. The piece also notes how cup-form and recent results could shape selection and risk in the weekend showdown, with a prediction leaning toward a tight, late Arsenal victory.
Arsenal host Chelsea in a high-stakes London derby, with four key duels likely to decide the outcome: Declan Rice vs Moisés Caicedo in midfield; Bukayo Saka vs Jorrel Hato on the wing (contingent on Saka’s fitness); William Saliba vs João Pedro; and Gabriel vs Robert Sánchez on set-pieces, a contest that could influence both teams’ European hopes.
Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates with a five-point lead in the Premier League and a chance to extend it; Chelsea are still seeking their first win over the Gunners in nearly five years and face injuries—Estêvão and Cucurella out, Fofana suspended—while Palmer and James are fit for selection. The match could shape the title race and top-four prospects as both sides push through a demanding run-in.
Chelsea were drawn against holders PSG in the Champions League last-16, while Manchester City were paired with Real Madrid; Arsenal play Bayer Leverkusen, Newcastle United face Barcelona, Liverpool meet Galatasaray and Tottenham take on Atletico Madrid, with first legs on March 10-11 and second legs on March 17-18. The final is in Budapest on May 30, and the route to the final suggests Newcastle-Tottenham could meet Arsenal in the quarters and Chelsea-Liverpool in the other half.
Chelsea drew 1-1 with Burnley at Stamford Bridge after a 93rd‑minute equaliser, extending their league‑high 17 points dropped from winning positions at home and equalling a season‑high six red cards following Wesley Fofana’s 72nd‑minute dismissal. Manager Liam Rosenior stressed accountability and the need for reliable leaders as Chelsea seek to arrest a growing pattern of sloppy defending and poor finishing on home soil.
Chelsea and Burnley have announced their starting lineups for a Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge on Feb 21, 2026. Chelsea line up in a 4-2-3-1 with Sánchez in goal, a back four including James as captain, holding midfielders Santos and Caicedo, and an attacking trio of Enzo, Palmer and Neto supporting João Pedro. Burnley name Dúbravka in goal with a defensive line and midfield behind Laurent. Referee Lewis Smith (VAR: Michael Salisbury) and regional TV/streaming options are listed for various regions.
Wrexham were drawn to face Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round, a dream pairing for the Championship club who have surged up the leagues and could meet the Premier League giants at the Racecourse Ground (Stok Cae Ras) on March 7; Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman reacted with astonishment, with Reynolds posting “Holy crap” after the draw, while Chelsea look to continue strong form as Wrexham eye a potential big upset en route to a possible Premier League ascent.
Chelsea travel to Molineux to rebound from a recent defeat against a winless Wolves side. Pedro Neto is fit and starts for Wolves; Reece James is out for Chelsea. Chelsea’s Palmer starts and Estêvão is on the bench, with Mamadou Sarr among substitutes. Chelsea line up in a 4-2-3-1 with Sánchez in goal; kickoff is 15:00 GMT on February 7, 2026, at Molineux, refereed by Jarred Gillett. TV coverage is regionally limited, with Peacock streaming in the US and JioHotstar in India (no UK/USA TV listed).
Arsenal edged Chelsea 1-0 at the Emirates to seal a 4-2 aggregate win and reach the EFL Cup final at Wembley, thanks to a stubborn defensive display that kept Chelsea at bay even as they pressed in the second half; Havertz’s late goal offered gloss but couldn’t deny Arsenal a return to the final.
Arsenal defeat Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate to reach the Carabao Cup final, with Kai Havertz scoring late in the tie. Mikel Arteta praised his players’ flexibility, the atmosphere, and the togetherness of the squad as they head toward Wembley and another high-stakes clash.
Arsenal beat Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate to reach the League Cup final for the first time in almost six years, a milestone that could help erase the club’s 'nearly men' reputation as they chase their first trophy under Mikel Arteta, with a Wembley date against City or Newcastle to come.
Arsenal hold a 3-0 aggregate advantage after a goalless first half in the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Chelsea, with Chelsea applying pressure after halftime substitutions and several near-misses, including a key save from Kepa as both teams await a breakthrough.
Arsenal host Chelsea in the League Cup semi-final second leg at the Emirates with Chelsea trailing 3-2 on aggregate. With no away-goals rule, the tie could go to extra time and penalties if level after 90 minutes. Starting lineups and substitutes were published ahead of kick-off on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 20:00 GMT. TV/streaming options listed include ITV1/ITVx in the UK, with Paramount+ (USA), FanCode (India), and DStv Now/SuperSport coverage in select regions.