TRENDING
CFF-Ghana complements RCC's effort in bridging water access gap in rural Volta • Atiku hits back at Obasanjo, says ‘I chose Nigeria, democracy over personal loyalty’ • Transfer: Akinsamiro joins Monza from Inter Milan • Police probe viral video alleging assault of Lagos gold seller by officers • Tinubu mourns with Olubadan, Makinde over Oloye Alabi’s death • Pan-African Women’s Day: Nigeria Gets First AI-Enabled OGBV Tracker, Documents 20,000 Cases • Malawi defeat Egypt 3-1 to move top of WAFCON Group C • I’ll continue to guarantee freedom of religion – Tinubu • Real estate mogul gifts Peller ₦400m mansion at lavish wedding • EPL: Mudryk needs time to regain match fitness, says Alonso • Kwara APC candidates begin thank-you tour, seek continued support • Those around Tinubu are hiding Nigerians’ hardship from him, Onaiyekan says after meeting with president • WAFCON 2026: Malawi Continues Impressive Run After 3-1 Win Against Egypt • Scottish Premiership: Mayo and Nisbet strike late to help Aberdeen stun Hearts • Nigeria Vs Zambia Live Blogging – WAFCON 2026 (Group C, Matchday 2) • The fake DG saga holds a mirror to all of us, By Akin Fadeyi • NPFL: Inter Lagos begin close camping exercise in Ibadan • Atiku, Obasanjo’s fight will continue until one of them dies – Shehu Sani • US issues fresh warning to its citizens in Middle East • Out-of-school children threaten Nigeria’s future, firm warns • CFF-Ghana complements RCC's effort in bridging water access gap in rural Volta • Atiku hits back at Obasanjo, says ‘I chose Nigeria, democracy over personal loyalty’ • Transfer: Akinsamiro joins Monza from Inter Milan • Police probe viral video alleging assault of Lagos gold seller by officers • Tinubu mourns with Olubadan, Makinde over Oloye Alabi’s death • Pan-African Women’s Day: Nigeria Gets First AI-Enabled OGBV Tracker, Documents 20,000 Cases • Malawi defeat Egypt 3-1 to move top of WAFCON Group C • I’ll continue to guarantee freedom of religion – Tinubu • Real estate mogul gifts Peller ₦400m mansion at lavish wedding • EPL: Mudryk needs time to regain match fitness, says Alonso • Kwara APC candidates begin thank-you tour, seek continued support • Those around Tinubu are hiding Nigerians’ hardship from him, Onaiyekan says after meeting with president • WAFCON 2026: Malawi Continues Impressive Run After 3-1 Win Against Egypt • Scottish Premiership: Mayo and Nisbet strike late to help Aberdeen stun Hearts • Nigeria Vs Zambia Live Blogging – WAFCON 2026 (Group C, Matchday 2) • The fake DG saga holds a mirror to all of us, By Akin Fadeyi • NPFL: Inter Lagos begin close camping exercise in Ibadan • Atiku, Obasanjo’s fight will continue until one of them dies – Shehu Sani • US issues fresh warning to its citizens in Middle East • Out-of-school children threaten Nigeria’s future, firm warns
Chelsea suffer fresh injury blow
Back to Home

Chelsea suffer fresh injury blow

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Chelsea manager, Xabi Alonso, has confirmed that goalkeeper Robert Sanchez picked up an injury in training ahead of their pre-season friendly encounter with Tottenham Hotspur.

Alonso disclosed this to reporters at his post-match interview after Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.

Sanchez was a conspicuous absentee as Alonso’s side tackled Tottenham in Sydney’s Accor Stadium.

Answering a question on the goalkeeper situation, Alonso said, “Mike [Penders] is joining us in Hong Kong, and Robert has a minor [injury], not a big thing, but not for today, and we will have to wait until, let’s see, for the next week.

“We need to go assessing almost day by day, but there was no point in taking risks today,” Alonso said (via Football London).

Chelsea’s next friendly match is against Juventus on Wednesday.

Chelsea suffer fresh injury blow

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.