Chelsea and West Ham among Premier League clubs added to UEFA's FFP watchlist

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Playboy models were filmed walking down the street in string bikinis as they want to know what their fans would do if they saw them pass by. Francia James and Sophie Dee were seen hand-in-hand with each other as they strutted past the camera, donning co-ordinated fluorescent two-pieces.

Thomas Tuchel's strained relationship with Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly reportedly started when the pair clashed over the club's pursuit of Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo.

Manchester United fans have all been saying the same thing after Chelsea announced the appointment of their new manager Graham Potter.

Chelsea fans labelled Kalidou Koulibaly and Wesley Fofana as the "Chuckle Brothers" after gifting Dinamo Zagreb the opening goal in their Champions League encounter.The Blues had started the better, with new signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang going close on a couple of occasions. But that early promise was undone on 15 minutes when Koulibaly and Fofana combined to gift Zagreb the lead.Koulibaly, a £33million signing from Napoli in the summer, sold himself against Zagreb forward Bruno Petkovic on the halfway line, going in for a header that he was never going to win.

West Ham's late equaliser against Chelsea on Saturday. The Hammers thought they had scored to make it 2-2 when Maxwell Cornet struck with just minutes left on the clock at Stamford Bridge. But the goal was ruled out in controversial circumstances after referee Andy Madley was sent to the monitor by VAR official Jared Gillet.

Premier League has never been more fierce following blunders that cost both Newcastle and West Ham - because they are not the first and won't be the last monumental mistakes.With Eddie Howe's missing out on all three points after the extra official failed to spot an obvious push on Joe Willock, David Moyes was left seething after Jarrod Bowen's boot brushing past Edouard Mendy was deemed to be a foul.Even fans that backed the use of the technology on it's introduction have been left disillusioned over how it has been used in practise. READ MORE: Fans rage over Premier League VAR calls with 'meaningless gesture' slammedWith the latest blunders being recognised as errors by the Professional Game Match Officials Board, the future of VAR could well be adapted with talks with the Premier League now underway.As well as the Newcastle and West Ham debacles, there have been countless incidents of VAR calls taking an age before coming to the wrong decision.Daily Star Sport has now taken a look at 10 of the most controversial uses of the Video Assistant Referee in the Premier League since it's 2019/20 arrival.In at number 10 we have VAR's failure to recommend a red card be shown to Everton's Ben Godfrey during their trip to take on Arsenal in December of 2021.The 24-year-old's studs clearly made contact with the face of Gunners star Takehiro Tomiyasu moments after the central defender had looked at his rival before turning away.Mike Dean may have had VAR Stuart Attwell in his ear, but it was quickly dismissed with Gary Neville later saying of himself and Jamie Carragher: "We think he definitely means that."Fulham thought they had an equaliser against Tottenham during their March 2021 clash at Craven Cottage but it was ruled out for

Chelsea splashed out nearly £13million on Cesar Casadei from Inter Milan and was roundly sent off on his debut. However, he has made up for his red card after scoring the first goal of his Blues career at youth level in a 2-0 win over Everton in the Premier League 2.

Chelsea fans have been left raging at the fact Michail Antonio was not sent off during the Blues’ 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge.West Ham went 1-0 up courtesy of Antonio in the second-half, but conceded two goals to Ben Chilwell and Kai Havertz late on. The east Londoners then had a late Maxwel Cornet equaliser chalked off by VAR for a foul on Edouard Mendy.The Hammers faithful were left fuming at the disallowed goal, as well as a kick out by Reece James on forward Antonio which went unpunished.

West Ham boss David Moyes has fumed at Chelsea keeper Edouard Mendy following his side's dramatic loss to the Blues on Saturday afternoon.Maxwel Cornet thought he had earned a point against the Blues when he blasted the ball home in the 89th minute. However, it was chalked off after Jarrod Bowen was deemed to have fouled Mendy in the build-up to the goal.And as Hammers fans fumed on social media, Moyes also criticised the decision after the full-time whistle.

West Ham fans have been left fuming at VAR after Maxwel Cornet saw his goal chalked off after Jarrod Bowen was deemed to have fouled Edouard Mendy.Mendy was forced off his line to push a ball away from danger. However, Bowen had attempted to hurdle the Senegalese shot-stopper, resulting in his trialling leg catching Mendy with minimal, if any, contact.The Chelsea man stayed on the ground as Corner fired the ball into the net to put West Ham on level terms.

Chelsea defender Thiago Silva has revealed that he asked the club's board to look into signing Lucas Paqueta before he joined West Ham. The 25-year-old Brazilian was the subject of interest from a host of Premier League clubs during the summer transfer window before deciding on a move to the Hammers. David Moyes' side paid a club record £51.3million to bring the midfielder to the London Stadium, seeing off interest from rivals including Newcastle.

Chelsea new boy Wesley Fofana used his unveiling to recreate a touching picture from his childhood.Fofana, 21, joined the Blues from Leicester City in a £72million deal before the end of the transfer window. He penned a seven-year contract at Stamford Bridge after becoming the third most expensive defender in Premier League history. The Frenchman was unveiled in a series of snaps on social media, one of which had slightly more significance than some people first realised.

Chelsea have struck a last-gasp deal with Juventus over the loan signing of Denis Zakaria. It comes amid a frantic search for a defensive midfielder after injuries to N'Golo Kante and Mateo Kovacic with several players looked at. The likes of Ajax star Edson Alvarez and PSV Eindhoven ace Ibrahim Sangare were eyed but neither club wanted to sell.

Chelsea might have just broken the record for most money spent by a British club in a single transfer window, but they haven't finished shopping yet.Wesley Fofana's £69.5million arrival from Leicester means Thomas Tuchel has finally got the defence he wants, but with plenty of holes still left to plug in the side - as evidenced by the Blues' pitiful performance against Southampton on Tuesday - the German will be keen to add one or two more names before the window slams shut tonight.With the clock ticking down, here are eight signings Chelsea could still make.READ MORE: Thomas Tuchel worried as he admits 'it is too easy' to beat ChelseaChelsea are in desperate need of a goalscorer and have been pushing hard for Barcelona's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang over the last couple of weeks.The 33-year-old is apparently content in Catalonia having only moved there in February, but with Robert Lewandowski's arrival his place in the side is suddenly, and perhaps undeservedly, in doubt.A reunion with Tuchel, who managed him at Dortmund, looks likely, though Chelsea and Barcelona have been struggling to agree a deal.

Premier League clubs have already spent a record amount on new signings, splashing out more than £1.5billion.Clubs have forked out millions to bring some of the best talent in world football to the Premier League. And while the focus will certainly be on their exploits on the pitch, it is also worth paying mind to the glamorous WAGs will be joining them in England.Here Daily Star Sport will guide you through some of the new Premier League WAGs that will be adding to glitz and glam of the biggest league in the world.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel accused his players of not being "tough enough" following their 2-1 defeat to Southampton, before admitting it is "too easy" to beat his side. So far this summer, Chelsea have forked out nearly £200million on new signings and look set for more spending, with Wesley Fofana, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Anthony Gordon still on their radar.

West Ham are reportedly in talks to sign former Manchester United starlet Adnan Januzaj on a free transfer.The Belgian winger is currently without a club after being released by Real Sociedad at the end of last season and Hammers boss David Moyes, who worked with Januzaj at both United and Sunderland, is keen on a reunion.According to talkSPORT, West Ham have opened negotiations with Januzaj's representatives and are believed to be confident of sealing a deal, especially as they're under no time constraints due to the player's free agent status.READ MORE: West Ham's improved Lucas Paqueta bid could reach £48m with 'deal much closer'Moyes handed Januzaj his professional debut back in 2013 during his sorry sole season at Old Trafford. The youngster was a mainstay in United's struggling side, but saw his game time slashed after Moyes was relieved of his duties.The pair linked up again when Januzaj was loaned to Sunderland during the 2016/17 season, but by then his confidence was on the floor having spent the previous couple of years warming the United bench.All of that changed when he joined Real Sociedad the following season though.

Chelsea have reached an agreement to sign Leicester City centre-back Wesley Fofana, according to reports.The Athletic reports that there has been finally a breakthrough in the saga and that the Frenchman is set to move to Stamford Bridge.The Foxes had rejected an improved offer from the Blues for the 21-year-old earlier this week but now a deal has been struck, it appears. Reports suggest the fee is £76.4m, which would be a world record for a centre-back, surpassing the £73.94m Manchester United paid for Harry Maguire.