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Chelsea suffer their sixth straight Premier League defeat in a 3-1 loss to Nottingham Forest; João Pedro scored a stoppage-time bicycle kick and urged teammates to take responsibility, while interim boss Calum McFarlane lamented the poor start and lack of response.
GW25 tips center on Chelsea picks Joao Pedro and Enzo Fernández as solid buys, with a hold on Igor Thiago and Marc Guehi, and a sell on Saka and Bruno Guimarães due to injuries and a looming Double Gameweek in GW26; plan around fixture swings and multi-gameweek value to navigate the DGWs.
Chelsea recovered from a 2-0 deficit at halftime to beat West Ham 3-2 at Stamford Bridge, with Joao Pedro (57'), Marc Cucurella (70') and Enzo Fernandez (90+2) scoring after West Ham’s early goals by Bowen (7') and Summerville (36'). The result lifts Chelsea to fourth in the Premier League, while West Ham drop to 18th in the relegation zone.
Chelsea erased a 2-0 halftime deficit to beat West Ham 3-2, with João Pedro scoring Chelsea’s first and laying on the assist for Enzo Fernández’s 92nd‑minute winner, in a clash that featured a mass brawl and a red card for Todibo.
The Scout recommends four players for Gameweek 19 of Fantasy Premier League: Joao Pedro (Chelsea), Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle), Gabriel (Arsenal), and Patrick Dorgu (Man Utd), highlighting their recent form, fixtures, and potential for points to help managers gain an edge before the Tuesday deadline.
João Pedro scored to end his goal drought as Chelsea narrowly defeated Tottenham, who continue to struggle at home with their fifth consecutive loss and an overall poor performance, highlighting an ongoing identity crisis and tactical issues under their current management.
Chelsea secured a 1-0 victory over Tottenham in the Premier League, with João Pedro scoring the only goal, maintaining their winning streak at Spurs' new stadium and strengthening their Champions League qualification hopes.
Chelsea secured a win against Fulham with goals from João Pedro and Fernández, amid controversial VAR decisions and a match marked by refereeing disputes and injuries, highlighting the impact of technology and refereeing on the game.
Chelsea won the FIFA Club World Cup by defeating PSG 3-0 in the final, with standout performances from Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro, marking a significant achievement in the tournament's new format.
Chelsea fans prefer a starting lineup against PSG that includes Moisés Caicedo and João Pedro, with Caicedo likely to play and start, and Levi Colwill also starting at center back. The preferred formation is 4-2-3-1, emphasizing a strong midfield and supporting attackers, aiming to upset PSG in the Club World Cup final.
Thiago Silva praised Joao Pedro as 'special' after his impressive performance in Chelsea's 2-0 victory over Fluminense, which advanced them to the Club World Cup final. Pedro scored two goals, showcasing his impact since joining Chelsea, while Silva expressed affection for him. Meanwhile, Nicolas Jackson's future at Chelsea remains uncertain due to recent benchings and interest from other clubs.
Chelsea, led by coach Enzo Maresca, reached the Club World Cup final after a convincing win over Fluminense, with João Pedro scoring twice on his full debut. Maresca expressed pride in the team's achievement and anticipation for the final against either Real Madrid or PSG, highlighting the significance of participating in the tournament's first edition. Key players Moisés Caicedo and Dário Essugo faced injuries, impacting team selection for the final.
João Pedro scored twice to lead Chelsea to the Club World Cup final with a dominant performance against Fluminense, highlighting Chelsea's growing confidence and financial gains from the tournament, as they prepare for a potentially challenging final against Real Madrid or PSG.
João Pedro, a 23-year-old Chelsea player, quickly made a significant impact by scoring two goals in his debut after transferring from Fluminense, his boyhood club, during the Club World Cup semi-final, earning applause from fans of both teams and marking a remarkable start to his new career.
Joao Pedro, a recent Chelsea signing from Brighton, made an impressive debut in the Club World Cup, scoring two goals and showcasing his potential as a key striker for the Blues amid their extensive and costly attacking squad overhaul.