#john-terry

#john-terry

Former Blues skipper Terry was recording himself watching the game at home last night, presumably in the hope of catching the moment Chelsea scored a late goal that would have taken the tie to extra-time. Instead, Arsenal went up the other end and Havertz, himself a former Chelsea player, rounded Robert Sanchez to put the ball in the net and secure a 1-0 win on the night and a 4-2 aggregate success.

Former England defender and five-time Premier League champion with Chelsea John Terry recently sold more than fifty items from his personal collection with American auction house Goldin Auctions. The items took in just over $695,000 including buyer's premium. Among the items Terry consigned to the New Jersey-based auction house were a match-worn and photo-matched Lionel Messi Barcelona jersey and a match-worn, photo-matched and signed Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United jersey.

Terry's head collided with Abou Diaby's boot in the 2007 League Cup final, causing him to be knocked unconscious and resulting in a quick response from Arsenal's physio.

John Terry believes that embracing the challenges of playing multiple matches is beneficial for players, emphasizing the need for effective management of their game time.