Two fans arrested for alleged racism offences at Chelsea v West Ham

The Guardian — • Police confirm two men were from West Ham section of crowd• Police are also investigating incidents of coin-throwing The Metropolitan police has arrested two men due to alleged racially aggravated public order offences as part of its investigation into the crowd disturbances during Chelsea's 2-0 home win over West Ham United on Sunday.The force is also looking into the incidents of coin-throwing by West Ham supporters, in which the Chelsea captain John Terry was struck as he warmed up as a substitute on the touchline during the first half. Further objects were thrown at Frank Lampard, the fo...

Chelsea March 18, 2013

Police investigate as missile hits Chelsea defender John Terry during 2-0 victory over West Ham United

Daily Telegraph — One of the crowning moments of Frank Lampard's career collides with bad blood as 200th Chelsea goal is met with hail of missiles.

West Ham United March 17, 2013

Chelsea's John Terry struck by coins during win over West Ham United

The Guardian — • Defender was hit while warming up as a substitute• Frank Lampard also targeted after 200th Chelsea goalThe Metropolitan Police is investigating incidents of coin-throwing by West Ham supporters at Chelsea, with the Football Association expected to launch its own inquiry once the referee's report has been filed.Chelsea's club captain John Terry was struck by coins as he warmed up on the touchline during the first half, the centre-half eyeballing the away support before turning his back on them to bend over and stretch in the corner. Further objects were thrown at Frank Lampard as he celebrate...

Chelsea March 17, 2013

Chelsea's John Terry to miss Wigan clash but Demba Ba could play

The Guardian — • Chelsea defender has inflammation in right knee • Rafael Benítez hopes to have Ba and Petr Cech in teamRafael Benítez hopes to select Petr Cech and Demba Ba in his starting lineup for Saturday's visit of Wigan but the Chelsea interim manager will be denied his captain, John Terry, as the team seek to arrest the recent stuttering form that is jeopardising a place in the top four.Terry reported discomfort in his right knee after training on Thursday, with the club's medical department having since confirmed there is inflammation on the joint. Benítez described the problem as "not serious" but ...

Chelsea February 8, 2013