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Enzo Maresca Feels Champions League Qualification Would Reduce Chelsea ‘Noise’
- Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca led the team to a 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest on May 26, 2025, at the City Ground, securing Champions League qualification.
- This achievement follows a turbulent first season that began with Maresca overhauling the squad and managing criticism over playing style amid over £1 billion investment since May 2022.
- Chelsea's young squad showed undeniable progress despite a dip in form from December to March, with Moises Caicedo emerging as Player of the Year after a British-record £115 million signing.
- Maresca acknowledged that initially the team had to deal with distractions, which were mostly caused by external factors rather than internal issues, highlighting their responsibility to overcome outside skepticism.
- This return to Europe's top competition, a first in three seasons, marks progress under Maresca and suggests Chelsea's rebuilding efforts under current ownership are starting to pay off.
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Chelsea writer puts out predicted Chelsea Xl vs Forest and one big name misses out
A Chelsea writer has put out his predicted Blues Xl to face Nottingham Forest today and there is one big name who misses out.The Blues face Nottingham Forest this afternoon in what has become a Champions League Play Off game, at least an unofficial one. There are other clubs involved in these Play Offs as well and anything can happens. Chelsea just have to make sure they beat Forest in order to guarantee Champions League qualification. Their goa…
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