“To be honest…” – Premier League coach admits his team were real winners of long international break
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35-second readChelsea look to have taken advantage of the extended international break to get things straight after a wobble. If you enjoy CaughtOffside coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source on Google to make us a favourite and see more of our content.
The three week international break that we’ve just had was an interesting change to the usual football calendar we’re all used to. The extended break will have helped some teams more than others, and for the BBC today Nizaar Kinsella speculates that Chelsea may have been the big winners.
After a bright start under Xabi Alonso, the Blues had faltered, and the break gave them a crucial chance to recover their injured players and get things right again.
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Chelsea look to have taken advantage of the extended international break to get things straight after a wobble.
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