Chelsea news LIVE updates: Musonda to Arsenal, Conte sack claim, Kante 50/50 for Man Utd





Chelsea LIVE updates: Follow all the latest from Stamford Bridge
Wednesday October 31
10:45: Frank Lampard reckons Chelsea are struggling without the injured Victor Moses.
“Moses is a miss,” Lam­pard said when asked about the 26-year-old’s impact.
“You wouldn’t of thought that 18 months ago with what he’s given them in the right-wing back position.
“He [Conte] is covering it with Cesar Azpilicueta, he’s covering it with Davide Zappacosta but it’s affecting the whole back five.
“And I think he will want to get back to knowing what his three is and working on it through the week.
“The players are going to have to react because I don’t think Conte is a manager that will change his way. He might change players in the team but they’ll have to work,” the former Chelsea midfielder concluded.

Kante fitness race

09:30: N’Golo Kante says he is 50-50 to play for Chelsea against Manchester United on Sunday.
According to the Independent, Kante indicated he is touch and go to feature on the weekend while walking through the mixed zone after Tuesday evening’s 3-0 loss to Roma.

Conte sack shock

09:00: Roman Abramovich has decided to sack Antonio Conte, according to stunning reports in Spain.
Spanish newspaper Marca claim the Chelsea owner has had enough of Conte’s failings with the Blues nine points off league leaders Manchester City in the title race.
And on Tuesday they lost 3-0 to Roma in the Champions League.
Abramovich is supposedly on the look-out for a new head coach and rarely speaks to Conte.



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