Liam Rosenior has been sacked by Chelsea after less than four months as the club’s head coach. The 41-year-old was appointed in January to succeed Enzo Maresca and started by winning eight of his first 11 matches in charge.

Chelsea are on the lookout for a new manager having sacked Liam Rosenior just three-months into the six-year contract he signed. Rosenior only took over in January but has been relieved of his

Multiple sources have confirmed a current Premier League manager is already among the favourites to become the next permanent Chelsea manager, while plenty of names have already been ruled out

With Chelsea gunning to make it to the top five of the league and Manchester looking to secure qualification for the Champions League next year, today’s match is sure to be a raucous one.

Chelsea's season slumped deeper into crisis after a 3-0 defeat to Brighton on Tuesday left its hopes of Champions League qualification hanging by a thread. The result leaves Chelsea seventh in the Premier League and seven points adrift of fifth place Liverpool having played a game more.

The Chelsea vice-captain faces an uncertain future at Stamford Bridge.

The search for Chelsea's third permanent manager in less than a year is underway after Liam Rosenior was shown the door

We're closing in on the business end of the Premier League season, which means every fan is geared up for the one thing they're always concerned about: transfers.

Following the sacking of Liam Rosenior this week, it’s safe to say that Chelsea have gone almost completely off the rails this season. They sit eighth in the Premier League table, having lost their last five Premier League games in a row.