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Chelsea preview: Five key talking points for 2026-27 Premier League season

Chelsea’s story has rarely been one of plain sailing. The Blues first won the English top flight in 1955, and by 1971 had won three FA Cups and the old UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.

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Chelsea preview: Five key talking points for 2026-27 Premier League season

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  • Fact 1: The Blues first won the English top flight in 1955, and by 1971 had won three FA Cups and the old UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.
  • Fact 2: Fortunes soon turned, and in 1983, the west Londoners avoided relegation to the English third tier by the skin of their teeth.
  • Fact 3: Within a decade, the good times were rolling again, and a 26-year wait for a trophy ended with their fourth FA Cup.
  • Fact 4: La Liga: The key talking points for Real Madrid before the 2026-27 season La Liga: Five key talking points heading into Barcelona’s 2026-27 season Real Madrid officially present Mourinho in bizarre closed-door ceremony Top 10 players to watch in the 2026-27 European football season Enter a new owner, Roman Abramovich, and the rest – of their modern era – is history.

Chelsea’s story has rarely been one of plain sailing. The Blues first won the English top flight in 1955, and by 1971 had won three FA Cups and the old UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.

Fortunes soon turned, and in 1983, the west Londoners avoided relegation to the English third tier by the skin of their teeth. Within a decade, the good times were rolling again, and a 26-year wait for a trophy ended with their fourth FA Cup. La Liga: The key talking points for Real Madrid before the 2026-27 season La Liga: Five key talking points heading into Barcelona’s 2026-27 season Real Madrid officially present Mourinho in bizarre closed-door ceremony Top 10 players to watch in the 2026-27 European football season Enter a new owner, Roman Abramovich, and the rest – of their modern era – is history.

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Original source: Al Jazeera

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