Chelsea Against The World - A Chelsea FC Podcast

Chelsea keep the momentum rolling with a 2-0 win over Fulham at Stamford Bridge! Manny and Simon review another strong performance from the Blues, with goals from the sensational Joao Pedro and the ever-classy Enzo Fernández.

But the game wasn’t without drama. We dive into the hysteria around Fulham’s disallowed goal, the continuing bias and obsession against Chelsea, and how Chelsea Derangement Syndrome (CDS) has reached fever pitc...

Chelsea send out a real statement with a 5-1 thrashing of West Ham in the Premier League. Manny and Simon break down a supreme attacking performance from the Blues — achieved even without Cole Palmer.

We rave about Joao Pedro’s quality in the final third, the hugely impressive display from Estevão, and the way Chelsea completely overwhelmed their London rivals. Is this the clearest sign yet of what Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea can become?

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Chelsea kicked off the 2025/26 season with a 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge against Crystal Palace. Manny and Simon break down a frustrating afternoon where Enzo Maresca may have got a few things wrong — but it wasn’t all doom and gloom, as the Blues created chances and probably should have taken all three points.

We hail the impressive performance of young defender Josh Acheampong, discuss what went wrong in the final third, and look ...

Manny and Simon look ahead to Chelsea’s first game of the 2025/26 season at Stamford Bridge against Crystal Palace. With excitement levels among Chelsea fans higher than they’ve been in years, the lads break down the key tactical battles, what to expect from Enzo Maresca’s first Premier League match in charge, and how the Blues can start strong.

They also discuss the blow of Levi Colwill’s injury, whether Chelsea can cope defensivel...

The new season is here, and Chelsea Against The World is kicking it off in style. Manny and Simon are joined by good friend of the pod—and unfortunately an Arsenal fan—Valair Shabilla for a lively and laugh-filled Premier League 2025/26 preview.

The trio break down:  What Chelsea fans should expect after last season’s success and development.  Arsenal’s prospects from the perspective of one of their own.  How the Chelsea–Arsenal riv...

In Episode 122 of Chelsea Against The World, Manny and Simon break down a massive week of transfer business at Stamford Bridge. The headline: Jorrel Hato signs from Ajax, bringing top-tier potential to Chelsea’s backline.

With numerous outgoings also confirmed, the hosts ask the big question—have Chelsea’s sporting directors actually pulled off a brilliant window despite all the noise from critics and pundits? It’s time to reassess.

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Fresh off Chelsea’s Club World Cup triumph, Chelsea Against The World is back with a massive post-season squad audit. Simon and Manny go player by player through the entire squad, delivering honest verdicts on who should stay, who should go, and who needs a loan move to develop or make way.

They also reflect on where the dominant 3-0 win over PSG in the CWC Final ranks among Chelsea’s greatest-ever victories. Does it stand alongside...

Chelsea Against The World hits 120 episodes—and what a way to celebrate. Chelsea are Club World Cup champions, and Simon and Manny are here for the party!

The Blues put on an astonishing 3-0 masterclass against PSG in the final, and the hosts break down every moment of the performance that announced Chelsea to the world (again). It was the Cole Palmer show, with the young star cementing his place as one of Europe’s most exciting pla...

Chelsea Against The World is back after one of the most chaotic, dramatic, and unbelievable matches in recent memory, as Chelsea edge Benfica in a 4-1 thriller in the Club World Cup Round of 16—right in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Simon and Manny unpack all the madness—the end-to-end chaos, the shocking officiating, and the sheer elation as Chelsea found a way to win. The hosts praise standout performances across the pitch, highlight...

Chelsea Against The World returns after a tough 3-1 defeat to Flamengo in the Club World Cup. Simon and Manny dissect what went wrong on the night, with a sharp focus on how Enzo Maresca’s tactical approach was outclassed, leaving the team exposed and disjointed.

The conversation turns to Nicolas Jackson, whose reckless red card cost Chelsea again. Is it time to question his future at the club? The hosts debate whether his raw talen...

Chelsea Against The World is back as the Blues kick off the Club World Cup with a 2-0 win over LAFC. Simon and Manny review the performance in detail, highlighting standout displays from Tosin Adarabioyo and Pedro Neto, and an impressive debut from Liam Delap, who showed flashes of what he can offer up front.

The hosts look ahead to the next group match against Flamengo, discussing what needs to improve and how Chelsea should approa...

Chelsea Against The World closes out the season with a bumper episode full of insight, debate, and laughs. Simon and Manny react to Chelsea’s first signing of the summer—Liam Delap joins the Blues—and break down what the move means for the squad and the club’s forward planning.

They also dive into the latest transfer rumours, with updates on potential incomings and outgoings as the window begins to heat up.

The hosts reveal their Pre...

Chelsea are UEFA Conference League champions! In Episode 115 of Chelsea Against The World, Simon and Manny celebrate a monumental night as the Blues lift their first trophy of the Maresca era and cap off a remarkable season of growth and resilience.

The hosts hail the achievement of this young Chelsea squad, whose journey from inconsistency to silverware has restored belief across the fanbase. With standout performances from Cole Pa...

Chelsea secure a 1-0 away win at Nottingham Forest on the final day to confirm a place in the Champions League, and Chelsea Against The World is here to celebrate a huge achievement. Simon and Manny break down the gutsy performance that got the job done, highlighting the growth of Chelsea’s young squad and a defensive display full of maturity and grit.

The hosts give credit to Enzo Maresca, who has proven his doubters wrong by leadi...

Chelsea defeat Manchester United 1-0 in a massive statement win—and Chelsea Against The World is here to break it all down. Simon and Manny dive into a battling team performance that keeps the Blues firmly in the hunt for Champions League qualification heading into the final weekend.

Special praise goes to Marc Cucurella, who has turned his career around with resilience and heart—truly a redemption arc few saw coming. The hosts also...

Chelsea’s 2-0 defeat to Newcastle deals a blow to the Blues’ top five hopes, and Chelsea Against The World is here with the full reaction. Simon and Manny break down a frustrating afternoon at St. James’ Park, focusing on the controversial moment that defined the match—Nicolas Jackson’s red card.

Was it reckless? Was it harsh? The hosts analyze the incident in depth, what it says about Jackson’s discipline and future, and how his ab...

Chelsea take down Liverpool 3-1 in one of the most impressive performances of the season, and Chelsea Against The World is here with the full breakdown. Simon and Manny dissect the win that keeps Chelsea firmly in the top five hunt, highlighting Moises Caicedo’s masterclass in midfield and Enzo Maresca’s tactical brilliance against Arne Slot.

There’s also praise for Cole Palmer, who answered his critics with his top-class performanc...

Chelsea grind out a 1-0 win over Everton, and Chelsea Against The World is here with the full breakdown! Simon and Manny review the match, celebrating Nicolas Jackson ending his scoring drought with a crucial goal to keep the momentum rolling.

The victory pushes Chelsea back into the Champions League places—but can the Blues hold their nerve and finish the job? The hosts debate what’s needed down the final stretch of the season.

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Chelsea leave it late but take all three points with a dramatic 2-1 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage! In this episode of Chelsea Against The World, Simon and Manny react to a wild London derby, breaking down goals from Pedro Neto and Tyrique George, and giving credit where it's due—Enzo Maresca made the right changes to seal the win.

The hosts also get into the ongoing trend of Chelsea content creators pushing negativity, even ...