Stamford Bridge has been buzzing with optimism and excitement this season, a feeling that Chelsea fans had long forgotten.
Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali’s call for patience is finally paying off as Chelsea show significant progress. The chaotic past two years now seem to have a purpose.
As we approach the one-third mark of the season, 90min reflects on Chelsea’s performance in the 2024/25 season so far.
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Games played (all comps)
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Wins
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Draws
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Losses
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Goal difference
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League position
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18
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10
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4
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4
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+25
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3rd
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Chelsea’s bold choice of an inexperienced manager in Enzo Maresca has paid off as they exceed expectations, climbing to third in the Premier League.
Despite some imperfections, Chelsea’s performances have been positive, with strong displays against top teams. The future looks bright for Chelsea, but there’s still work to be done.
In cup competitions, Chelsea have had mixed results. The Conference League has been smooth sailing, but the Carabao Cup journey ended early. The focus now shifts to bigger challenges.
Cole Palmer has been outstanding, leading in both goals and assists. Moises Caicedo has lived up to his hype, emerging as a standout midfielder in the Premier League.
Nicolas Jackson continues to prove his doubters wrong, while the defensive partnership of Levi Colwill and Wesley Fofana shows promise for Chelsea’s future.