Injury and suspension worries for Chelsea in US tour

CHELSEA assistant manager Steve Clarke believes the two-week trip to the US has been a “worthwhile” adventure, despite throwing up injury and suspension worries to key personnel.

Tue, 03 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Jim van Wijk

Jose Mourinho’s new-look side have gelled well in their two Champions World Series matches, comfortably beating Celtic and Roma.

But Thursday night’s 3-0 rout of the Italians in Pittsburgh came at a cost.

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