Hasselbaink senses cup upset

Former Chelsea and Leeds striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink senses an upset as his two old clubs prepare to meet in the Capital One Cup.

Hasselbaink senses cup upset
Tue, 18 Dec, 2012 - 14:11

Former Chelsea and Leeds striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink senses an upset as his two old clubs prepare to meet in the Capital One Cup.

Chelsea must travel to Yorkshire for the quarter-final tie almost immediately after returning home from Japan following their Club World Cup final disappointment.

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