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BAKU — Chelsea coach Maurizio Sarri declared his "love" for his players, and for English football, before possibly his last match in charge of the Blues in Wednesday's Europa League final against London rivals Arsenal.Sarri, who has been booed on some occasions by fans unhappy with his style of play, declined to comment on speculation that he was about to return to a coaching job in his native Italy after just one year at Chelsea."For me at the beginning of the season it was really very difficult to understand my players, to understand the mentality. But after a very difficult month in January, in February they started to change, I think, or probably I changed, I don’t know," he told reporters on Tuesday."In this moment, I love them because I have 20, 22...
May 28, 2019
Sarri declares love for his Chelsea players before Europa League final
May 28, 2019
Windies fire World Cup warning with dominant win over New Zealand
May 28, 2019
Dhoni, Rahul hit tons as India beat Bangladesh in World Cup warm-up
May 28, 2019
AC Milan coach Gattuso leaves after missing out on Champions League
May 28, 2019
Azarenka hands former French Open champion Ostapenko another first-round exit
May 28, 2019
Karlovic becomes oldest man to win match at Roland Garros for 46 years
May 28, 2019
Steyn ruled out of South Africa World Cup opener
May 28, 2019
Gibson glad to see Archer get his England chance
May 28, 2019
Roglic loses ground as Carapaz extends overall Giro lead
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Nigeria football chiefs ordered to face corruption trial
