
Dom Smith is a Football Reporter for Evening Standard, mainly covering Chelsea and England. He also reports on tennis at Wimbledon. In 2023, the same year he joined Evening Standard, Dom was named Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year by the Football Writers’ Association.
Dom Smith is a Football Reporter for Evening Standard, mainly covering Chelsea and England. He also reports on tennis at Wimbledon. In 2023, the same year he joined Evening Standard, Dom was named Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year by the Football Writers’ Association.

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Club captain will be sat out for an extended period

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Blues captain suggested he could have secured a higher salary if he left Stamford Bridge

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Deal brings Blues skipper in line with his team-mates in club’s bonus-driven wage structure

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UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Blues winger after incident in PSG loss

Naivety kills the Blues’ Champions League hopes - and head coach must shoulder the blame

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Blues boss made some big calls at the Parc des Princes but few were vindicated

Blues were battered in late first-leg collapse at the Parc des Princes

Blues boss made some bold decisions against Paris Saint-Germain, few of which bore fruit

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Blues shot-stopper started well but fell to pieces amid late barrage

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