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Hello and welcome to Straight Out of Cobham, the Chelsea FC Focus podcast from The Athletic.

Every week we bring you all the latest from SW6 from reviews and previews to Blues News and our writer's views.

On today's show about last night, we convene a day later than normal to chew over the Monday night misery inflicted by the men from Manchester and Stockley Park. Also, we're chatting Hake Mzeek after Chelsea confirmed the Moroccan midfielder. We'll be heading to West London from Iax next season. We'll round up the latest from the Women's and Academy team, say hello to another cult hero, and we might even spend some time looking ahead to spurs on Saturday. It's a rather big game as if you weren't aware. All that to come on this

week's edition of Straight Out of Cobham. Yes, hello again or hello and welcome if you're joining us

for the first time. My name's Matt Davis Adams and once a week I get to sit down with the athletics

Chelsea experts and go through what's going down in the world of the blues. It's a full house in the studio today. First up, he was dispatched to Bore and Wood for Loftus Cheat Watch on Monday night. How'd that go, Liam, Timmy? Well, I don't know about you guys, but I saw Chelsea win. All right, that's the real quiz. With Liam, his partner in Joint Reeds, it's Simon Johnson. Hello. Hello. And alongside Liam and Simon, a man with his eye

across the entire London football landscape. It's Don Feifield. Can you beat that cracking introduction from Simon? That has got to be the worst introduction I've ever heard. Try again. I'm still recovering from the drama of Monday night. It's taken its toll. All right, well, that's the only place that we can start today's show. It finished Chelsea, Neil, Manchester United 2 at Stanford Bridge on Monday. As Olegona and Solshar got the better of Frank Lampard for the third time this season. A goal in each half from Marshal and Maguire did the damage. Chelsea left rewing refereeing decisions, both those made by the man in the middle,

Anthony Taylor and the man in a business park in Uxbridge, Chris Kavana.

Simon, you were there.

Once again, Chelsea left cursing their own wastefulness in front of goal.

Yeah, not a great night for Mishibatswai, who you almost think that that sealed his fate as far as his Chelsea future

concerned. His first start, admittedly, in the league, I think, for a couple of years, but

you've got to take your opportunity and he missed about four or five of his opportunities.

And the crowd turned on him, which was was quite sad but you can understand the frustration

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