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Conor Gallagher, a former midfielder for Chelsea, has expressed his gratitude to Atletico Madrid for signing him for a whopping £34 million. After eight years and a £34 million transfer from Stamford Bridge, Gallagher feels valued and wanted. He feels that competing for titles and playing Champions League football boosts his self-esteem and confidence, which enables him to play his best game. Conor Gallagher told The Athletic. “I’ve felt very wanted and appreciated, which is important for any footballer.” “Chelsea is a huge football club, one of the biggest in the world, along with Atletico. "But I have taken that exciting step of playing Champions League football and challenging for trophies. It just builds me with even more confidence and happiness to play my best football.” Read the full article

FA Cup: Conor Gallagher came off the bench to score the winner as Chelsea beat Leeds United 3-2 in the fifth round of the FA Cup at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea bounced back from their EFL Cup final loss at Wembley Stadium last Sunday against Liverpool, to book a quarterfinal spot with Leicester City, who beat them in the 2021 FA Cup final. Leeds had earlier taken a shock lead when Chelsea played themselves into trouble. A risky pass from Axel Disasi was intercepted and Jaidon Anthony laid off to Mateo Joseph who lashed in from close range. It took just seven minutes for Chelsea to produce a response – Nicholas Jackson pulled the hosts level, stroking the ball through Illan Meslier‘s legs from an acute angle. The finish for Chelsea's second was even better as Mykhailo Mudryk raced onto a Raheem Sterling pull back to turn past Meslier for his first goal of 2024. Leeds enjoyed a lot of the ball possession in the second half and levelled when Jaidon Anthony's pinpoint cross arrived perfectly onto Joseph’s head on the hour mark. But it was substitute Gallagher who spared Chelsea's blushes as he swivelled and swept past Meslier with just five seconds of the 90 remaining, setting up a rerun of the 2021 final against Leicester City. In the evening’s other fixtures, Manchester United and Wolverhampton Wanderers earned 1-0 wins over Nottingham Forest and Brighton & Hove Albion respectively. Casemiro proved an unlikely hero late on as Manchester United snuck past Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. Mario Lemina scored the only goal of the game as Wolves beat Brighton in an all-Premier League affair. Meanwhile, Liverpool kept their quadruple hopes alive with a comfortable 3-0 home success over Southampton to set up a huge quarter-final meeting with Man Utd. Read the full article

But Bristol City: Chelsea turned on the charm to defeat Aston Villa 3-1 in their FA Cup fourth-round replay and set up a fifth-round tie at home to Leeds United. Goals from Conor Gallagher, Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez sent the Blues through as they appeared a team reborn. Chelsea were on the back foot early on but soon turned the tables and found themselves in front in the 11th minute thanks to Gallagher. Noni Madueke found the midfielder in space who then sent a sweet strike into the back of the net. From there it was almost all Chelsea as they doubled their advantage 10 minutes later as Jackson headed home a fine cross from Malo Gusto. The momentum sat firmly with Chelsea as Cole Palmer eyed a shot from the edge of the box that Emiliano Martinez had to work to keep out. After the break, Enzo Fernandez scored the pick of the goals, bending a free-kick round his international teammate Martiniez to take the game away from Aston Villa. The hosts claimed a consolation goal through Moussa Diaby in injury time but could not stop Chelsea marching on to a home tie against Leeds in the fifth round. In Wednesday night’s other game, Nottingham Forest broke Bristol City’s hearts, knocking out the Championship side on penalties at City Ground and set up a fifth-round tie at home to Manchester United. Forest went in front after only eight minutes through Divock Origi, who bundled in after Felipe flicked on Morgan Gibbs-White's corner. But Bristol City captain Jason Knight levelled when he prodded in from close range six minutes later. Neither side were able to find a winner inside 90 minutes, and after Nakhi Wells and Matty James missed the best chances during extra-time for Bristol City, the match went to a penalty shootout. Matt Turner saved Sam Bell's spot-kick, handing Forest the advantage, and Taiwo Awoniyi, who has featured in Forest's last two Premier League matches since returning from a 10-week layoff, scored the decisive penalty as Forest won the shootout 5-3. Read the full article

But Bristol City: Chelsea turned on the charm to defeat Aston Villa 3-1 in their FA Cup fourth-round replay and set up a fifth-round tie at home to Leeds United. Goals from Conor Gallagher, Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez sent the Blues through as they appeared a team reborn. Chelsea were on the back foot early on but soon turned the tables and found themselves in front in the 11th minute thanks to Gallagher. Noni Madueke found the midfielder in space who then sent a sweet strike into the back of the net. From there it was almost all Chelsea as they doubled their advantage 10 minutes later as Jackson headed home a fine cross from Malo Gusto. The momentum sat firmly with Chelsea as Cole Palmer eyed a shot from the edge of the box that Emiliano Martinez had to work to keep out. After the break, Enzo Fernandez scored the pick of the goals, bending a free-kick round his international teammate Martiniez to take the game away from Aston Villa. The hosts claimed a consolation goal through Moussa Diaby in injury time but could not stop Chelsea marching on to a home tie against Leeds in the fifth round. In Wednesday night’s other game, Nottingham Forest broke Bristol City’s hearts, knocking out the Championship side on penalties at City Ground and set up a fifth-round tie at home to Manchester United. Forest went in front after only eight minutes through Divock Origi, who bundled in after Felipe flicked on Morgan Gibbs-White's corner. But Bristol City captain Jason Knight levelled when he prodded in from close range six minutes later. Neither side were able to find a winner inside 90 minutes, and after Nakhi Wells and Matty James missed the best chances during extra-time for Bristol City, the match went to a penalty shootout. Matt Turner saved Sam Bell's spot-kick, handing Forest the advantage, and Taiwo Awoniyi, who has featured in Forest's last two Premier League matches since returning from a 10-week layoff, scored the decisive penalty as Forest won the shootout 5-3. Read the full article

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#transfernews #FootballLondon:- #Chelsea are set to recall #ConorGallagher from his loan spell at #CharltonAthletic. The 19-year-old has impressed during his time at #TheValley. 🌐 Follow @ftndaily for the latest transfer news 🔄📰 #ftn #transfermarket #transferwindow #transfertalk #transfers #footballtransfer #footballtransfers #soccertransfers #footballnews #soccernews #cfc #chelseafc #gallagher #cafc https://www.instagram.com/p/B7S9EXNAfQP/?igshid=1bwh4u842wwvk