John Terry’s long goodbye begins with clean sheet as unbeaten run continues

However the likelihood of Chelsea playing European football next term receded further.

John Terry’s long goodbye begins with clean sheet as unbeaten run continues
Wed, 03 Feb, 2016 - 22:00

Watford 0 Chelsea 0

Chelsea captain John Terry’s long goodbye began with a goalless draw at Watford.

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