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Chelsea Captain John Terry Doubtful For Tottenham Clash
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho blamed the pitch for the ankle injury which is expected to prevent captain John Terry from playing in Sunday's English Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.
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Chelsea F.C.'s John Terry 'deserves' final place, says Jose Mourinho
John Terry, 33, has been passed fit to play in the second leg of Chelsea's semi-final at home to Atletico Madrid on Wednesday after limping off with an ankle injury in last week's first leg, which ended in a 0-0 draw.
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Injured Chelsea F.C. stars John Terry, Petr Cech out for rest of season
While Chelsea F.C. skipper John Terry suffered a foot injury during their Champions League semi-final clash against Atletico Madrid, goalkeeper Petr Cech landed awkwardly in the first half of the match.
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EPL: Chelsea grab late winner to beat Everton 1-0
Table-toppers Chelsea held on to their top spot with as a goal from skipper John Terry in the injury time enabled them take all three points against Everton at Stamford Bridge.
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Jose Mourinho reveals Ashley Cole rib injury
The 32-year-old was replaced by Eden Hazard in the 75th minute of Chelsea's 3-1 win at Norwich City in the Premier League and was seen holding his side in apparent discomfort.
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Jose Mourinho upbeat over Fernando Torres injury
Fernando Torres sustained the injury hours after the Football Association announced that he will not face punishment for scratching Tottenham Hotspur's Jan Vertonghen during Saturday's 1-1 draw in the Premier League.
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Jose Mourinho ready for emotional Chelsea return
Yet while Mourinho, who quit Real Madrid at the end of last season, claims the contest will be more open than in recent years, he believes quality at the head of the table is not what it was. Chelsea's Brazil defender David Luiz is ruled out, while Spanish midfielder Juan Mata faces a late test on an injury picked up in pre-season.
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Wayne Rooney 'gutted' after injury ends Asian tour
The injury, announced in a two-line statement on the club website, comes after Moyes said Rooney was in his best shape in years and spoke glowingly about his relationship with his former Everton protege.
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Frank Lampard urges Chelsea to extend John Terry stay
The future of club captain Terry has been the subject of discussion after he struggled with injuries this season and was not a firm fixture in interim boss Rafael Benitez's defence even when fit.
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Jose Mourinho congratulates Barcelona on title win
Mourinho rested a host of first-team players from the start at the Cornella El-Prat with Friday's Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in mind, but Real were still dealt a huge blow ahead of that clash when Raphael Varane limped off with a knee injury early on.
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Injuries cloud Chelsea's Europa build-up
Hazard and Chelsea captain Terry both suffered injuries during Saturday's 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, secured thanks to a Frank Lampard double which saw the England midfielder overtake Bobby Tambling's previous all-time club record of 202 goals.
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Jose Mourinho wants more aggressive Real Madrid
Mourinho confirmed that Ronaldo trained on Monday morning and will play despite continuing to feel the aftereffects of a thigh injury picked up in the first-leg last Wednesday.
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FA Cup: Eden Hazard affair follows Chelsea to Brentford
David Luiz will be missing from the game after suffering a recurrence of an ankle injury but captain John Terry is nearing a return to full fitness and could start.
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Real Madrid held to 0-0 at last-place Osasuna
With Ronaldo serving a one-game suspension, Madrid's pedestrian attack didn't manage a shot between the posts until injury time and was lucky to avoid a loss to the relegation-threatened Osasuna.
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John Terry ruled out of Club World Cup
Chelsea captain John Terry will be unable to compete in the Club World Cup later this month because of a knee injury, interim manager Rafael Benitez revealed on Friday.
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Chelsea Captain John Terry Doubtful For Tottenham Clash
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho blamed the pitch for the ankle injury which is expected to prevent captain John Terry from playing in Sunday's English Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.
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Chelsea F.C.'s John Terry 'deserves' final place, says Jose Mourinho
John Terry, 33, has been passed fit to play in the second leg of Chelsea's semi-final at home to Atletico Madrid on Wednesday after limping off with an ankle injury in last week's first leg, which ended in a 0-0 draw.
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Injured Chelsea F.C. stars John Terry, Petr Cech out for rest of season
While Chelsea F.C. skipper John Terry suffered a foot injury during their Champions League semi-final clash against Atletico Madrid, goalkeeper Petr Cech landed awkwardly in the first half of the match.
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EPL: Chelsea grab late winner to beat Everton 1-0
Table-toppers Chelsea held on to their top spot with as a goal from skipper John Terry in the injury time enabled them take all three points against Everton at Stamford Bridge.
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Jose Mourinho reveals Ashley Cole rib injury
The 32-year-old was replaced by Eden Hazard in the 75th minute of Chelsea's 3-1 win at Norwich City in the Premier League and was seen holding his side in apparent discomfort.
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Jose Mourinho upbeat over Fernando Torres injury
Fernando Torres sustained the injury hours after the Football Association announced that he will not face punishment for scratching Tottenham Hotspur's Jan Vertonghen during Saturday's 1-1 draw in the Premier League.
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Jose Mourinho ready for emotional Chelsea return
Yet while Mourinho, who quit Real Madrid at the end of last season, claims the contest will be more open than in recent years, he believes quality at the head of the table is not what it was. Chelsea's Brazil defender David Luiz is ruled out, while Spanish midfielder Juan Mata faces a late test on an injury picked up in pre-season.
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Wayne Rooney 'gutted' after injury ends Asian tour
The injury, announced in a two-line statement on the club website, comes after Moyes said Rooney was in his best shape in years and spoke glowingly about his relationship with his former Everton protege.
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Frank Lampard urges Chelsea to extend John Terry stay
The future of club captain Terry has been the subject of discussion after he struggled with injuries this season and was not a firm fixture in interim boss Rafael Benitez's defence even when fit.
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Jose Mourinho congratulates Barcelona on title win
Mourinho rested a host of first-team players from the start at the Cornella El-Prat with Friday's Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in mind, but Real were still dealt a huge blow ahead of that clash when Raphael Varane limped off with a knee injury early on.
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Injuries cloud Chelsea's Europa build-up
Hazard and Chelsea captain Terry both suffered injuries during Saturday's 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, secured thanks to a Frank Lampard double which saw the England midfielder overtake Bobby Tambling's previous all-time club record of 202 goals.
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Jose Mourinho wants more aggressive Real Madrid
Mourinho confirmed that Ronaldo trained on Monday morning and will play despite continuing to feel the aftereffects of a thigh injury picked up in the first-leg last Wednesday.
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FA Cup: Eden Hazard affair follows Chelsea to Brentford
David Luiz will be missing from the game after suffering a recurrence of an ankle injury but captain John Terry is nearing a return to full fitness and could start.
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Real Madrid held to 0-0 at last-place Osasuna
With Ronaldo serving a one-game suspension, Madrid's pedestrian attack didn't manage a shot between the posts until injury time and was lucky to avoid a loss to the relegation-threatened Osasuna.
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John Terry ruled out of Club World Cup
Chelsea captain John Terry will be unable to compete in the Club World Cup later this month because of a knee injury, interim manager Rafael Benitez revealed on Friday.
