Terry well enough for Blues start

Captain John Terry was included in the Chelsea line-up after recovering sufficiently from a knee injury to play against the Barclays Premiership’s bottom club at Stamford Bridge.

Terry well enough for Blues start
Sat, 10 Sep, 2005 - 15:55

Captain John Terry was included in the Chelsea line-up after recovering sufficiently from a knee injury to play against the Barclays Premiership’s bottom club at Stamford Bridge.

Terry missed both England World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Northern Ireland after sustaining the knock in the victory at Tottenham two weeks ago.

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