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Hull City v Chelsea - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round

Hull City fined £30k over homophobic chanting against Chelsea

Hull City have been fined £30,000 and banned three supporters following discriminatory chanting during their FA Cup defeat by Chelsea in February. The club have accepted the Football Association's charge and warned fans about their behaviour ahead of Saturday's upcoming Premier League fixture against the Blues, insisting that homophobic slurs will not be tolerated.

Chelsea v Leeds United - Carabao Cup Third Round

Neto signs new Chelsea deal to 2032

Chelsea have secured the long-term future of Pedro Neto after the Portugal international put pen to paper on a bumper new contract extension at Stamford Bridge. The winger has become a central figure in the Blues' tactical revolution, flourishing under the guidance of new manager Xabi Alonso.

Juan Mata leaves Melbourne Victory for board role

Former Manchester United and Chelsea star Juan Mata has confirmed he will not return to Melbourne Victory for the 2026-27 A-League Men season. While the veteran playmaker is stepping away from the pitch in Australia, he has notably stopped short of announcing his formal retirement from professional football.

Boehly era is almost OVER! Chelsea co-owners to sell stake

The Todd Boehly era at Chelsea is reportedly reaching its conclusion as the American billionaire prepares to offload his minority stake in the Premier League giants. After a whirlwind tenure defined by record-breaking spending and backroom friction, Clearlake Capital is now poised to assume total control of the club.

Cuadrado returns to Colombia as Millonarios sign ex-Juventus & Chelsea ace

Former Juventus and Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado has officially secured an emotional homecoming to Colombia by signing for Millonarios on Thursday. The 38-year-old veteran returns to his homeland after a stellar 17-season European career, putting pen to paper on a deal running until June 2027 with the Bogota-based domestic heavyweights.

Premier League's major financial plan rejected by Big Six clubs

The Premier League's most prominent clubs are currently locked in a major financial dispute over a controversial proposal to collectively sell additional commercial rights. Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur are actively opposing the plans, which aim to significantly boost the league's overall commercial revenue.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
5	Palm Hills	30	16	4	10	73	49	24	52	L D W L W
6	National Bank Egypt	30	15	5	10	49	50	-1	50	W L L W W
7	Arab Contractors FC	30	15	2	13	71	59	12	47	W D W W W
8	Ra Sporting Club	30	13	6	11	54	51	3	45	W D W L W
9	El Zamalek	30	13	4	13	59	52	7	43	W L L W L

Hull City fined £30k over homophobic chanting against Chelsea

Neto signs new Chelsea deal to 2032

Juan Mata leaves Melbourne Victory for board role

Boehly era is almost OVER! Chelsea co-owners to sell stake

Cuadrado returns to Colombia as Millonarios sign ex-Juventus & Chelsea ace

Premier League's major financial plan rejected by Big Six clubs

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