Arsenal Legend Issues Champions League Warning to Chelsea

EPL: Monumental failure - Paul Merson issues Champions League warning to Chelsea

Arsenal legend Paul Merson has warned Chelsea that failing to qualify for the Champions League would be a “monumental failure". According to Merson, Chelsea's current form is not up to the standard of a top-five Premier League team. The 58-year-old, who stated this in his latest Sky Sports column, admitted that he was very disappointed […] EPL: Monumental failure - Paul Merson issues Champions League warning to Chelsea

"He was missed" - Paul Merson highlights decision that Xabi Alonso got wrong in Chelsea loss to Sunderland

Paul Merson believes Xabi Alonso got his team selection wrong in Chelsea’s 1-0 defeat at Sunderland, and the former Arsenal man has picked out the call that cost the Blues on Sunday.

"Huge, massive failure" on the cards for Chelsea if they don't solve their biggest problem claims pundit

Chelsea were very poor against Sunderland and one pundit is not happy with what he’s seeing from the players on their team. If you enjoy…

Chelsea form below top-five Premier League standard, Merson says

Paul Merson has questioned whether Chelsea is currently performing at the standard of a top-five Premier League team. The 58-year-old made the comments in hi...

Arsenal legend issues Champions League warning to Chelsea

Arsenal legend Paul Merson has warned Chelsea that missing out on qualification for next season’s UEFA Champions League would represent a “monumental failure”. Merson believes the Blues have struggled to maintain the consistency expected of a club competing for a place in the Premier League’s top five, raising concerns about their recent performances. Writing in […]

Chelsea not showing the consistency to get Champions League football this season, says Paul Merson

Chelsea have continued their inconsistent start to the season under Xabi Alonso, losing 1-0 to Sunderland to make it two league defeats in their last three games; the Blues are fifth in the Premier League table but in-form sides such as Everton, Bournemouth and Leeds could overtake them