Re: Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

Chelsea may be the team that can surprise us the most this year. I think it's quite difficult to make predictions about them, I really can't predict where we will see them in terms of the Champions League or the League table.

Let’s see how they are going to perform this season, at least Chelsea already has quality players and a good coach. So Let’s see how their performance is going to be, but I am not expecting Chelsea to end the season in the top 4, but I am expecting improvement in their performance. Before Enzo will be able to build a perfect squad, it’s going to take some time. There are lots of things for him to fix, which I am sure he won’t be able to do within a season, so what I expect from Chelsea management is for them to give him time. I just hope Chelsea will be able to have patience with him.

For some season now Chelsea have been having challenge with their performance which they always end the season with poor results. This season I don't expect Chelsea to end the season in top four, what I just want from Chelsea is good transformation, atleast occupying the 5th or 6th position won't be bad if eventually Chelsea is able to achieve it because all what Chelsea have gone through I don't it will be over night for them to be among top teams in performance in this season. I feel Chelsea's coach can make good difference this season because I see him as a capable coach that will be able to revive the team this season.

Many people want Chelsea to finally achieve something. If they don't manage to finish 5th or 6th, I honestly don't know what the solution would be for them, but this season they have to get out of where they are. It's a huge challenge. What I think is Something that is very much my Own is that they have no luck, and that's difficult, because for me the crux of this is that they bring a coach like Ancelotti, or a Zidane, a coach like Pep Guardiola, because I don't See any other way.

Chelsea open European campaign with win over Servette

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Following a lacklustre first-half, which saw a much-changed Chelsea team booed off by some of the disgruntled home fans, Christopher Nkunku broke the deadlock from the penalty spot.

Substitute Noni Madueke added a second with 15 minutes left to give Chelsea boss Maresca some welcome breathing space ahead of the second leg in Switzerland.

In the Europa League, Hearts slipped to a 1-0 defeat at Czech side Viktoria Plzen after an own goal from Daniel Oyegoke deep into stoppage-time.

Shamrock Rovers' hopes of making it to the group stages appear all but over after a 4-0 defeat away to PAOK in Thessaloniki.

The Dublin side also had Joshua Honohan sent off in the second half, but regardless of the outcome of the second leg at the Tallaght Stadium, Rovers are already assured of a spot in the Europa Conference League group stage.

Source:https://www.ftbl.com.au/news/chelsea-open-european-campaign-with-win-over-servette-610953