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BBC News
3 days ago
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- BBC News
ES Tunis 0-3 Chelsea - the fans' verdict
We asked for your thoughts after Chelsea beat ES Tunis 3-0 to qualify for the knockout stages of the Club World are some of your comments:Dell: Considering the amount of changes to the starting line-up, I thought we played well in the first half. The ball was moved around at pace and we went forward rather than the pedestrian sideways and backwards movement we see so often. The second half was played at a slower pace but we still tried for more goals. Tosin's headed goal finally broke the deadlock and with Delap getting his first a couple of minutes later broke the hearts of Tunis. Overall, I reckon it was a good team performance by A very comfortable win - frankly no more than expected - by what was practically Chelsea's 'Conference League Group Stage' starting XI. Very tough playing conditions, so the slow pace was unsurprising. Well-taken goals by Tosin and Delap. And an unexpected bonus to be playing Benfica rather than Bayern Munich in the last The good thing is Chelsea won and progress, and good to play Benfica next, That should be a bit easier than Harry Kane's Bayern. Hopefully make last eight. Keep winning, The first of many goals for Delap. We hope!
The Sun
4 days ago
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- The Sun
Es Tunis vs Chelsea live stream: How to watch Club World Cup for FREE
CHELSEA continue their pursuit of the Club World Cup as they take on ES Tunis. Enzo Maresca's side are now facing a horror draw after their shock 3-1 defeat to Flamengo in which Nicolas Jackson was shown a red card - just four minutes after coming on as a sub. 3 3 ES Tunis qualified for the CWC via the Confederations of African Football rankings, after Al Ahly won the CAF Champions League three times in the qualifying period. They could even secure themselves a shock knockout spot with an upset win against the Blues. A stunning win over LAFC has them level on points with Chelsea in Group D. The Blues qualified after their Champions League win in 2021 - and for the first time in the competition, will not come up against a member of the 2021 winning squad. Club World Cup 2025 Guide SOME of the world's biggest clubs are in action at this summer's Club World Cup in the United States! Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Man City, and Inter Miami are among the 32 teams taking part in the tournament, which runs from June 14 to July 13. The likes of Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, Ousmane Dembele, Cole Palmer and Harry Kane are showcasing their skills to packed crowds across the US. Watch EVERY match of the Club World Cup 2025 on DAZN INFO Everything you need to know about the Club World Cup LATEST NEWS & FEATURES Watch Lionel Messi score incredible free-kick 'World class cooking' – Flamengo brutally troll Chelsea Chelsea face nightmare draw following Flamengo collapse Astonishing beer prices revealed Meet the glamorous Club World Cup Wags Club World Cup top scorers How to watch ES Tunis vs Chelsea for FREE Chelsea will take on ES Tunis LIVE for FREE on the DAZN app. DAZN will cover the entire Club World Cup for FREE. Users need to register for a free account with an email address and can then live stream every match. The Blues clash against ES Tunis will take place on Wednesday, June 25 at 2am BST. SunSport will live blog all the action as it happens. 3 Are there still tickets available for ES Tunis vs Chelsea? Tickets are still available for Chelsea's clash against ES Tunis in the Club World Cup group stage. Please note that TicketMaster and similar secondary ticket resale sites may list tickets above face value.
The Sun
4 days ago
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- The Sun
Who could Chelsea play in last-16 of Club World Cup?
THE Club World Cup is heading towards the business end of the competition with the final round of group games taking place this week. Chelsea have had an up-and-down start in the United States, beating LAFC 2-0 and losing 3-1 to Flamengo in their last outing. 2 Blues fans have had the chance to see their new £30million striker Liam Delap in action as the former Ipswich star looks to nail down the No9 position ahead of the new season. Enzo Maresca 's side face ES Tunis in their final match in Group D - and it's a pivotal one with Chelsea's spot in the last-16 far from secure. SunSport brings you all the details on what the West London outfit need to progress to the knockout stage and who they could face in the next round. Who could Chelsea play in last-16 of Club World Cup? Following Chelsea's 3-1 loss to Flamengo last Friday, the Blues can no longer finish top of Group D, as the Brazilian side have three more points and a better head-to-head record. This means the only way Maresca's side can progress to the last-16 of the Club World Cup is by finishing second. Chelsea currently sit second with three points, while tonight's opponents, ES Tunis, also have three points, but the Blues have a superior goal difference. All Maresca's side need to do against the Tunisian outfit is avoid defeat, and they will go through to the last-16. If ES Tunis beat Chelsea, the Premier League giants will be eliminated from the Club World Cup entirely. Should the Blues avoid an embarrassing upset, they will face the winners of Group C - Bayern Munich or Benfica - in the last-16. How to watch ES Tunis vs Chelsea for FREE Chelsea's clash with ES Tunis will be available to watch for FREE on DAZN. Users need to register for a DAZN account to get free access to every Club World Cup match this summer. Alternaitvely, SunSport will live blog all the action as it happens.
Yahoo
21-06-2025
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- Yahoo
📉 The best and worst performers from LAFC's loss against ES Tunis
📉 The best and worst performers from LAFC's loss against ES Tunis LAFC's 1-0 Club World Cup loss against ES Tunis was nothing short of a gut-punch for club and MLS supporters alike. Having failed to break down the Tunisian champions and finding themselves eliminated from the tournament with zero points, LAFC dominated possession and created enough chances to claw their way onto the scoresheet, but a lack of cutting-edge ultimately proved costly. Advertisement Here's a look at the best and worst performers from a frustrating evening for Steve Cherundolo's side. Best Performers Hugo Lloris – The veteran goalkeeper was one of the few LAFC players who showed composure throughout the match. Lloris made three key saves, including a sharp stop from Yan Sasse early in the second half. His distribution was solid throughout and could be worthy of Man of the Match if the result went the other way. He was left with little chance to keep Youcef Belaili's effort out, but without his presence, the scoreline could have been worse. Denis Bouanga – Bouanga was LAFC's most dangerous attacking outlet and the only player who looked capable of making something happen in the final third. Advertisement Involved in the majority of the club's attacking moves on the night, his chance to bag the equaliser would, unfortunately, come up short. Despite the miss, his effort and energy stood out on a night when many others went missing, though much more is expected of him in the final third given his stature. Aaron Long – While the team conceded, Long comported himself well in the heart of LAFC's backline. His presence was felt when dealing with aerial challenges and his distribution from the back was a hallmark of his performance. He was one of the few bright spots on the night. Worst Performers Olivier Giroud – The World Cup winner had a forgettable night. Giroud was expected to be the focal point of LAFC's attack but truly failed to make a difference in the manner he has been capable of in his formative years. Advertisement Managing just two touches in the opposition area and completing only 65% of his passes before coming off in the 88th minute, it may be time to ask whether or not Cherundolo needs to further distance himself from the Frenchman on the teamsheet. Timothy Tillman – Tillman failed to impose himself in any meaningful or consistent way across the duration of his outing in Nashville despite a handful of bright spots in the center of the park. His passing was sluggish despite boasting a high completion rate, with a lack of urgency slowing LAFC's transitional play. He was not the worst player on the pitch, but more should be expected of him given the key role he was given in midfield. 📸 Richard Pelham - 2025 Getty Images
