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Chelsea ‘Prepare Legal Action’ Against Man City Over Enzo Maresca
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Chelsea ‘Prepare Legal Action’ Against Man City Over Enzo Maresca

I don’t know how reputable this source is but I do find this article very interesting.

It was something that I found on FotMob so I’d imagine it has some truth to it.

According to Chelsea officials, Enzo Maresca was not fired by Chelsea and when he left the club, they only stated that they ‘parted ways’

This article gives a little bit more insight into what that scenario was actually like and how Chelsea imply that they feel that Maresca purposefully began to lose games when they had an outside chance at the title prior to the Arsenal game earlier this season.

si.com
u/Harvey_Digs — 19 hours ago
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All apologies from PGMOL in the 25/26 season

This season the refereeing in the Premier League has been all over the place, with some genuinely ridiculous decisions every week.

A lot of people are saying Arsenal have benefited heavily from certain calls, while others argue poor officiating has affected basically every club.

Does anyone have a full list of the PGMOL apologies/admitted errors from this season? Would be interesting to see which teams were affected most overall

[UPDATE ON POST]

https://www.squawka.com/en/features/var-errors-premier-league-2025-26/

Some from the Reddit shared this link, here it displays VAR errors for and against each team this season.

Obviously, this still doesn’t show the full picture. Even if a penalty is given or not given, it’s not guaranteed that the player would have scored. The outcome isn’t guaranteed. It’s the same with red cards, sending off a player doesn’t guarantee how the rest of the game plays out, so it’s more about illustrating decisions rather than rewriting results.

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u/No_Cap_3472 — 1 day ago

What round does the FA cup start at, its absolutely first round and when?

Me and my mates followed a streamer from start to finish last year, and we would love to do it ourselves this year but cant find any information on when the first preliminary rounds begin, can anyone help me out?

We assume first FA cup games will be in august?

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u/DonnyDagger — 23 hours ago

What’s one World Cup take people would laugh at today… but could actually happen?

I honestly think an Asian team could make a deep run again.

Feels like every tournament there’s one team nobody takes seriously until it’s too late.

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u/JustWillingness4811 — 2 days ago
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[Sam Wallace] Chelsea to launch legal complaint over Man City’s Enzo Maresca pursuit. Stamford Bridge club unhappy with the effect Italian’s abrupt departure had on their season which could result in no European football.

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u/Tall_Pressure7042 — 3 days ago

It doesn’t get any more embarrassing than being a Southampton fan right now…

Like, it cannot possibly be more humiliating as a football club. Their socials are eerily silent.

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u/SaladAnySauce — 3 days ago