News about Levi Colwill

This Chelsea is made of sterner stuff than earlier in the season. Chasing a European place and having lost only one in 13 league games, Raheem Sterling's solo strike levelled the match up after 80 minutes before another substitute, Reece James, on his comeback appearance set up Nicolas Jackson's winner. Chelsea's bench looked stronger than it has done in months, with Sterling, James, Christopher Nkunku, Levi Colwill and Malo Gusto all fit enough to take their place after injuries.

JACK GAUGHAN: Manchester City have secured council approval to build a new £10million training complex for the women's team - who are heading for final day WSL drama. Gareth Taylor's side currently share the City Football Academy (CFA) with the men's teams but construction is set to start on their bespoke facility ahead of next season. The 2024/25 campaign starts in September and Bunny Shaw and co will still call the CFA home while the building work is completed.

KIERAN GILL: Chelsea's ever-evolving medical team is expected to welcome a new head of performance medicine amid a Premier League season marred by injuries. Mauricio Pochettino's crew has been in crisis mode this season, with captain Reece James among those who are still recovering without a return date. Some individuals are still recovering, including Levi Colwill, Wesley Fofana, Romeo Lavia, Christopher Nkunku, and Lesley Ugochukwu.

Kobbie Mainoo was in one door and out the other earlier this week, with Jarrad Branthwaite getting the nod. It's never been so encouraging to be a Young Lion. Cole Palmer, Rico Lewis, and Levi Colwill have all been given senior recognition this season, but 20-year-old Elliott is one man who has waited this long, but one man is still waiting. Last summer, the Liverpool man was a central part of England's Under 21s Euro triumph. One of the best moments in Georgia was his solo goal in the loss of Germany.

JACK GAUGHAN IN BAKU: Gareth Southgate has depleted the deep pool of resources for England's Under-21s, with two others expected to join the seniors. Earlier this week, Kobbie Mainoo was in one door and straight out the other, with Jarrad Branthwaite getting his first call-up at a time when being a Young Lion has never been so encouraging. Cole Palmer, Rico Lewis, and Levi Colwill have all been granted senior status this year, but Harvey Elliott is one of the few people who is still waiting.

JACK GAUGHAN: Noni Madueke said that England's current Under 21s have a higher ceiling than those who conceived history by winning their first European title in 39 years. Cole Palmer, Levi Colwill, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Anthony Gordon were all key players in last summer's European Championship victory, with the likes of Cole Palmer, Levi Colwill, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Anthony Gordon receiving senior honours. Madueke, an elder statesman in Lee Carsley's latest club, has said there could be even more potential around him after seeing Kobbie Mainoo answer the call from Gareth Southgate amid health issues for senior midfielders.

SAMI MOKBEL: Gareth Southgate, England's head coach, is considering returning Joe Gomez for international service. The versatile Liverpool defender has debuted as one of Jurgen Klopp's most reliable seasons, and he is firmly on Southgate's radar ahead of his squad announcement against Brazil and Belgium on Thursday. Gomez has not played for England since October 20, but Southgate - who is facing a dilemma about whether or not to choose Kalvin Phillips - is now in line for selection, with Luke Shaw, Marc Guehi, Kieran Trippier, and Reece James all out, although there are questions regarding Levi Colwell and Harry Maguire.

Chelsea FC takes on Newcastle United in the Premier League match at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, stay tuned on Mail Sport's live blog for the most up-to-date, squad news, and stats. For this mid-table clash, Mauricio Pochettino's men will be without defenders Ben Chilwell and Levi Colwill. For the confrontation, Eddie Howe's side is missing Kieran Trippier. Both clubs will be looking for a victory to lift their hopes of a European finish.

Felipe, a Nottingham Forest defender, avoided discipline after he appeared to grab Bruno Fernandes by the throat during his team's feisty FA Cup match against Manchester United on Wednesday evening. The altercation took place near the end of stoppage time and secured the travelers a spot in the quarter-finals, where they will face Premier League rivals Liverpool in a tense match. The pair appear to be squaring up to one another before Felipe reaches for the United Kingdom's throat, throwing him backwards toward the corner flag until Fernandes is able to knock his hand away.

OLIVER HOLT: This is not the first time Jurgen Klopp has been asked a question, and it will not be the last. However, it's also incredibly relevant in the aftermath of Liverpool's emotionally charged win over Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday afternoon. Is there really no way that you can be persuaded to stay?

MARK CLATTENBURG: Thousands of times during a game, and most Premier League clubs have hired set-piece specialist coaches who come up with these innovative techniques for those occasions. Did that block from Wataru Endo on Levi Colwill mean that a red carpet was rolled out in order for Virgil van Dijk to score? No, it wasn't.

JAMES SHARPE JAMES SHARPE (British Columbia): Levi Colwill sits at a table at Chelsea's training ground and leafs through his collection of Wembley memories. When his uncles Barry, Bryan and Marvin defeated West Auckland Town to lift the FA Vase, the Chelsea defender stepped out of the tunnel for a final was not as a player but as an 11-year-old mascot for non-league Sholing. He remembers playing his debut at Wembley eight years later, a day that was much less euphorically as his own goal in the Championship play-off final for Nottingham Forest sent him into the Premier League. When on loan at Brighton last season for the FA Cup semi-finals against Manchester United, there was sadness of being left on the bench. In October against Australia, More joyful was making his England bow at Wembley Stadium. Colwill recalls, as he and his dad travelled to Chelsea to watch Chelsea, the club he joined aged eight, defeat Tottenham in the League Cup final in 2015. He recalled playing against Spurs academy that morning. He remembers John Terry as the team's leader. He recalls the pitchside fires.

Thiago Silva's season has been full of ups and downs in what seems to be his last season with Chelsea, but the Carabao Cup final will be held this weekend. The 39-year-old's contract will come to an end this summer and appears to have come to an end. Despite being a central figure for Chelsea this season, he has still been a pivotal figure in the defence department. Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashille, as well as youngsters Levi Colwill and Alfie Gilchrist have all been using his experience to guide new faces who have appeared at the back in the last year.

According to reports, a Brighton star is the highest-earning under-21 player in the Premier League this season. In the summer, the Seagulls signed the winger on a season-long loan contract. Brighton is said to have paid the Spanish national £160,000-a-week during his loan term.

After suffering an injury in the warm-up, Levi Colwill was forced to pull out of Chelsea's FA Cup match against Aston Villa, with youngster Alfie Gilchrist coming to replace him. Colwill had been selected by Mauricio Pochettino for the Fourth Round match, but he went down the tunnel after warming up for about a minute. The defender's knee was already heavily wounded, and his absence from the Blues is a big blow to the Blues.

Gareth Southgate's roster has undergone significant change since losing to Italy two years ago as a penalty-shoot out winner. His current squad featured six players who had not been signed at the time of the final at Wembley. The England boss, who has a reputation as a skepticism-oriented operator both on and off the track, seems to have loosened his stringent selection criteria for newbies. Eddie Nketiah, Levi Colwill, Eberechi Eze, Rico Lewis, and Cole Palmer have all made their debuts in the last six months.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA: Upset Mauricio Pochettino acknowledges that his side has a lot to do on their defense from crosses ahead of their journey to the Premier League's highest team Everton. Chelsea's current situation was described as "unbelievable" by Pochettino, who said they needed to develop their organization and desire after losing Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay's match-winning back-post header despite being concentrating on exactly that sort of situation. Levi Colwill, the tenacious stand-in captain who was forced to score from Alejandro Garnacho's cross, sent McTominay's question about his team's bullying when he was confronted.

After being disappointed not to have been credited a foul against Manchester United in Wednesday's 2-1 loss, Chelsea star Levi Colwill believes that VAR has an agenda against him. In the Premier League, Chelsea was defeated by Man United, with Scott McTominay striking either side of a Cole Palmer goal to kick Chelsea's 10-year wait for a victory at Old Trafford. United had been given a penalty in the first half, with Robert Sanchez not fooled by Bruno Fernandes' pathetic effort to save his team's face after just nine minutes of action.

As Brighton's players and supporters were left fuming after a little-known VAR rule cost the Seagulls a late corner when attempting for an equalizer at Chelsea on Sunday. The Blues defeated Stamford Bridge 3-2, but Joao Pedro's stoppage time penalty reduced the deficit, and more drama ensued when referee Craig Pawson appeared to give the Seagulls a penalty. However, a VAR check resulted in Pawson's viewing the film and finding that Levi Colwill, who was formerly on loan for Brighton, was not guilty of handball, with the ball striking his face before being called out for a corner kick.

Despite being reduced to ten men in the first half following Conor Gallagher's dismissal for two bookable offences, Chelsea kept the three points against Brighton and Hove Albion. With a goal from former Brighton loanee Levi Colwill, the Blues came away from Stamford Bridge without three mich needed points.

STAMFORD BRIDGE (IAN LADYMAN): Another smack in the face for Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea, but with a more positive result. Referee Craig Pawson received a penalty for handball against Levi Colwill in the 100th minute of another tumultuous afternoon at Stamford Bridge, the latest challenging day in Pochettino's return to London appeared to be seamless. Chelsea led 2-0 after 20 minutes and 3-1 as we began extra time. A draw would have been a dissatisfaction to say the least. However, as torrential rain swept through the field and Brighton's fans were eager to celebrate a revival that had yet to come, Pawson was invited to watch the pitch side monitor, where it was revealed that the ball had not struck Colwill's raised arm from Simon Adingra's cross at all. It had actually caught the England defender full in the chest.

Chelsea has confirmed Wesley Fofana has returned to light training as the defender's recovery from a long-term knee injury. In July, the £70 million defender underwent anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction surgery. Fofana's injury sparked concerns that the defender will be out for the entire Premier League season.

Curtis Jones, a Liverpool midfielder, was the first to receive his from Lee Carsley after visiting the new crop at their hotel in Liverpool ahead of tonight's qualifier against Northern Ireland at Goodison Park. Carsley will travel around the country in the coming months to sell the commemorative memorabilia to Cole Palmer, Morgan Gibbs-White, Anthony Gordon, and Levi Colwill.

Jarrod Bowen of West Ham has been suspended from the England squad ahead of the match against North Macedonia on Monday night, making him the seventh player to do so from Gareth Southgate's original 26-man squad. James Maddison, Lewis Dunk, Callum Wilson, Jude Bellingham, Levi Colwill, and Kieran Trippier were among the other players who were also suspended. Bowen, 26, was inactive last week and was an uninhibited substitute in the 2-0 victory over Malta on Friday night.