João Pedro opened his Chelsea account with an absolute screamer in the Club World Cup semifinals vs. Fluminense in his first start with the club. However, the 23-year-old Brazilian didn't celebrate ...

When the ball hit the back of the net in the 18th minute at the MetLife Stadium, Pedro raised his hands—not in triumph, but in apology.

Joao Paulo discusses his semi-final heroics for Chelsea, eliminating former team Fluminense and the FIFA Club World Cup final.

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Written by Craig Nelson, Neil Johnston & Ijeoma Osadebe. The football news continues with back-to-back news conferences from ...

Pressley recalls his first experience playing at Dens. Deployed at right back for Rangers, he was given an uncomfortable ...

Liverpool star Diogo Jota has died at the age of 28. The Portugal forward and his brother, Andre, were killed in a car crash ...

“It doesn’t make sense for Brazil to try to compete with European clubs in terms of finances,” Fluminense coach Renato Gaúcho ...

Making his first start in Chelsea colors, João Pedro dazzled. The Brazilian striker netted a brace and powered the Blues to ...

João Pedro scored twice against his boyhood team in his first start for Chelsea, leading the Blues over Fluminense 2-0 Tuesday to assure an all-European Club World Cup final. A 23-year-old who had ...