Chelsea victory overshadowed by Strachan speculation

Southampton 0 Chelsea 1

Sat, 22 Nov, 2003 - 16:58

Southampton 0 Chelsea 1

Mario Melchiot’s first goal for 18 months was enough to give Chelsea a fourth straight Barclaycard Premiership victory at Southampton in a match overshadowed by the growing speculation linking Saints manager Gordon Strachan with Leeds United.

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