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EPL: Alonso confirms James, Palmer, Caicedo fit for Bournemouth clash

Punch Nigeria 20 minutes 1 mins read

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has confirmed that Reece James, Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro are available for selection ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash against Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge. The trio returned to training during the extended international break, providing Chelsea with a boost as they prepare to resume their league campaign. James and Joao Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-alonso-confirms-james-palmer-caicedo-fit-for-bournemouth-clash/

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