Eden Hazard Apologize

CHELSEA - Eden Hazard spoke to Chelsea TV after his red card in Wednesday night's Capital One Cup semi-final second leg in Swansea.

The player was sent off late in the game after an incident involving one of the ball boys who later was invited by Chelsea into the changing room to speak to Hazard.

Hazard told Chelsea TV: 'The boy put his whole body onto the ball and I was just trying to kick the ball and I think I kicked the ball and not the boy. I apologise.

'The ball boy came in the changing room and we had a quick chat and I apologised and the boy apologised as well, and it is over. Sorry.'

Lampard Double Goal

Liverpool: Frank Lampard gave an important message about the value of his hero appears to Chelsea when the Blues when the two goals which highlights three important points to beat Everton 2-1 in the Premier League at Goodison Park last night.

34-year-old midfielder whose contract is ending at the end of this season, fueled the rise of Chelsea equalized three minutes before halftime game ended, after the Blues Steven Pienaar left out through the network at the beginning of the game.
Lampard exploded during a match winning goal 18 minutes remaining, vaulting his team played a game in the third on the league table, four points behind second-placed Manchester City. Everton remain in sixth place, three points behind the fourth place Tottenham Hotspur occupy.

Playing on its own page, Everton started strong and only needs 63 seconds to rip the Chelsea goal. Victor Anichebe's header crossed Phil Jagielka result of goalposts and Pienaar quickly grabbed the ball to beat Petr Cech, who made 400 appearances in the Chelsea goal.

Nikica Jelavic free-kick was on the cross, before Lampard equalized in the 42nd minute when Ramires headed pass.

Cech had to be due to an ankle injury, and his replacement Ross Turnbull defeated by Jelavic's header on 69 minutes, but the attempt was only stopped at the bar.

Present the winning goal three minutes later, when Lampard push the ball in from close range after Tim Howard cushion attempts Juan Mata, to the Blues record fourth consecutive victory in the league

Rafa Benitez Wants David Villa

LONDON - Chelsea interim manager, Rafa Benitez is reportedly keen to get the services of Barcelona striker David Villa as the transfer window opened in January.

Chelsea is expected to present lucrative offers of £ 12 million (RM59.3 million) to The Catalan squad for the Spaniard.

Benitez revealed that they are working hard to get some great players.

Attempts to get the Blues clash Villa will trigger the four corners of Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal transfer window when the door was opened next month.

Nevertheless, Benitez is optimistic about the chances of Chelsea as Villa more interested in playing alongside compatriot Fernando Torres.

Previously, Villa, 31, admitted that he and Torres are playing excellent if it is coupled with.

"I and Torres are complementary, we work for," said Villa.

Villa was not happy after spending more storage dibangku after resting for eight months due to a broken leg.

Daniel Sturridge to Liverpool transfer in January also saw the lack of choice in the Chelsea attack position, thus the presence Villa is a priority.

At the same time, Benitez also plans to borrow Villa, but Barcelona's director of football Andoni Zubizaretta told that they did not accept the offer for the transfer window in January's star status.

Chelsea - Get rid of Lampard

Lampard told to look for new team players as the transfer window opened Jan. 1, 2013.

LONDON - England midfielder Frank Lampard is expected to leave Chelsea.

Career Lampard, 34, along with the Blues come to an end after he was instructed to find a new team once the season transfer window opened Jan. 1, 2013.

"Lampard is very depressed," according to an internal resource-based club at Stamford Bridge.

"He wanted to continue playing for Chelsea but they told him to find another club in January. He did not believe it. All he wanted to do was play for Chelsea. Club was significant for him."

Lampard received the shocking news before he detonated a goal from 25 meters and got a standing ovation from the fans at Stamford Bridge once led the team record 8-0 victory over Aston Villa in the Premier League action on Sunday.

However, Lampard loyalty to Chelsea since he joined the club in 2001, 'is true' to cruelty.

During this period, he helped Chelsea win the Champions League trophy, three Premier League, four FA Cups and two League Cups.

Lampard original contract will expire next summer and he hopes his performance on the field to drive the club to continue the agreement.

Nevertheless, Chelsea tell Lampard that he can find another club before the match against Villa.

"Lampard has 'enslave themselves' to the club, especially the fans and he is happy to end his career at Stamford Bridge," the source said.

"After what he did to Chelsea, he has not believed in the club throw.

"Anyone looking at his performance against Aston Villa admits he should be in the starting team.

"Lampard is very professional as he is able to play well despite knowing the club will no longer need his services."