Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel told there was ‘nothing wrong’ with Everton conduct

When we think of slow cinema, some names that immediately come to mind are Andrei Tarkovsky and Robert Bresson. Along with these names come thoughts of vast quiet landscapes and voiceovers ruminating on some of life’s more profound mysteries.

The Peltz-Beckhams are hitting the red carpet!

Glenn Close and Sebastian Stan both opt for hot pink looks at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 2) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

, the court is back in session! OWN has officially set a premiere date for season 3 of the legal drama, which will debut in its new home on Tuesday, June 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, it was announced Monday.Additionally, the network released the official key art for the upcoming season, which will see the return of Simone Missick as Judge Lola Carmichael and will consist of 20 episodes.Series star Wilson Bethel, who plays Lola's best friend, Deputy District Attorney Mark Callan, will also make his directorial debut on a season 3 episode.The new season of  picks up six months after the events of the sophomore finale and will bring new beginnings for these judges, prosecutors and public defenders.

Everton defender Yerry Mina 'the biggest s***house in the Premier League' following the Colombian's colossal display against Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday.A second-half goal from Richarlison was enough earn all three points for Frank Lampard's struggling Toffees - who took a desperately-needed leap up the table to close the gap on Leeds and Burnley above them.There were heroes all over the pitch - Jordan Pickford made a string of absolutely blinding saves and Anthony Gordon ran his socks off all afternoon, but Mina's commanding presence at the back was arguably what Everton needed most, and is something they've dearly missed all season.Mina clashed with Kai Havertz, Mason Mount and just about every Chelsea player who fancied stepping up to him, and fans on social media were absolutely loving it."Yerry Mina may be the biggest s***house in the Premier League," one fan tweeted."Mina a brick s***house that falls down when someone breaths on him," wrote an admiring Chelsea supporter."S***house Mina is exactly what will keep Everton up," wrote a third, while a fourth said: "Mina is an absolute beast, Havertz looked like a twig squaring up to him."Mina has only featured 13 times for Everton all season, having missed months of action due to injury.

Everton youngster took a dubious tumble inside the first 10 seconds of Sunday's clash against Chelsea.Frank Lampard's side were in desperate need of a win, particularly with Leeds and Burnley hoovering up wins like Henry in recent weeks, and Everton duly came flying out of the blocks in a bid to paralyse the visitors from the get-go.After lumping the ball forward from kick-off, Gordon latched on to a loose ball before being felled by Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the edge of Chelsea's box and winning a free-kick in a gorgeous area - though fans on social media were quickly on his case after seeing there was little contact on the replays."Only took Anthony Gordon 5-10 seconds to leaving a leg dangling to dive and win the first free kick," one fan tweeted."Anthony Gordon dive bingo. Who had 7 seconds?" another fan joked, while a third said: "Gordon is a great talent, but the boy needs to stop the play-acting.

Everton claimed a crucial 1-0 over Chelsea to significantly boost their hopes of Premier League survival.With the Toffees in dire need of a result following Burnley's comeback win over Watford on Saturday, the Goodison Park faithful came out in force ahead of kick-off, setting off fireworks outside Chelsea's hotel and lighting up flares in the streets outside the stadium. Frank Lampard's side appeared fired-up, however, neither side were able to create any real efforts of note in a scrappy first 45 minutes which saw more yellow cards than shots on goal.

Everton star Richarlison appeared to throw a flare at his own fans after firing the relegation-threatened Toffees ahead against Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.After a slow opening half, Frank Lampard's side flew out of the blocks at the start of the second half against Chelsea as Cesar Azpilicueta was caught in possession. Richarlison found himself one-on-one with the keeper, and he lifted the ball past a hapless Edouard Mendy.Goodison Park erupted with hopes of Premier League survival, causing fans to launch flares onto the pitch.

Frank Lampard in the Chelsea hot-seat.Not that he has any reason to, having played no part in the Blues’ decision to sack their club legend back in January 2021. Yet, as he prepares to take his FA Cup finalists to face Lampard’s relegation-threatened Everton, Tuchel admits he wishes it had worked out better for his predecessor.The German loves it when a former playing great assumes the managerial reigns at the club where he made his name on the pitch.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Nemanja Matic's sons have recreated their fathers' link-up play against Chelsea on Thursday night.

Chelsea fans will be crossing their fingers in unison in hope that the takeover of the club by Todd Boehly will be completed as soon as possible.The Blues are currently unable to hand out new contracts or sign players due to the sanctions imposed on owner Roman Abramovich, which has contributed to soon-to-be free agent Antonio Rudiger slipping from their grasp. And with the transfer window on the horizon, there's fears they may miss out on transfer targets and Thomas Tuchel could leave.The nightmare of the last few weeks appears to be in sight, with The Telegraph claiming that the consortium led by Boehly will be named as the preferred bidders by Raine, the bank overseeing the sale.Before the 46-year-old American can take control, he and his fellow investors must face the Owners' and Directors' Test from the Premier League.

Thomas Tuchel to work some magic in the transfer market.The INEOS CEO, who is the owner of Ligue 1 side Nice, has promised to dedicate £1.75bn over the next 10 years to improve different areas of the club, while £2.5bn will go to the Charitable Trust to support victims of the war in Ukraine.So who could Chelsea sign with a huge possible influx of cash to spend? Daily Star Sport takes a closer look.With Antonio Rudiger confirmed to be leaving, Andreas Christensen and captain Cesar Azpilicueta have been linked with moves to Barcelona, with their contracts also set to expire.Chelsea will therefore be in need of defensive reinforcements, and Dutch defender De Ligt has shown he has the capabilities to be one of the best centre-back's in world football for years to come. Despite still being 22, the Juventus stalwart is coming to the end of his fifth full season of senior football at the top level, and is a natural captain, having filled the role for club and country before.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel insists Frank Lampard is still a legend at the club - despite failing to cut it as their manager.Tuchel will come up against the man he replaced in the managerial hot seat at Stamford Bridge when his side face Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday looking to pile on the pain for Lampard.The Toffees have slumped into the bottom three of the Premier League - two points behind Burnley, although they do have a game in hand - following a shambolic run of two wins in their last eight league games to find themselves staring relegation from the top flight in the face.Taking the Toffees down would be another black mark on Lampard's managerial CV, after lasting just 17 months in charge of Chelsea. But Tuchel reckons nothing will ever diminish his rival's reputation of greatness at the London club, whatever happens to him in the future.

Arsenal legend David Seaman believes ‘stutter’ penalty takers look like ‘k***heads’ when they miss their spot-kicks in the same way Chelsea midfielder Jorginho did.The Italian midfielder has entrenched himself as a penalty taking specialist, with 17 of his 19 Premier League goals with the west Londoners have come from 12 yards. However, the Italian’s unique ‘hop, skip, and jump’ technique was made to look rather foolish by West Ham shot-stopper Lukasz Fabianzki, whose decision to stand his ground instead of guessing saw him gather the ball like it was a back pass.

Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Friday, April 29.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel admits he does not feel sorry for Ralf Rangnick as the Manchester United interim manager continues to live out a lifelong dream at Old Trafford. Rangnick stepped into the breach when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November and is set to remain in post until the end of this season.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has shared the bizarre advice Ralf Rangnick once gave him as a player, as the two German coaches prepare for their first meeting in the dugout on Thursday night. Before an injury cut short his playing career, Tuchel spent 18 months under the now Manchester United interim boss at SSV Ulm.

Jurgen Klopp was pranked after Liverpool's Merseyside derby win over Everton - but even that couldn't wipe the smile off his face.The German headed into his post-match press conference on cloud nine having watched his Reds side overcome a battling Toffees display at Anfield. As per the Liverpool Echo, he arrived to face the media with luggage in tow.

SPORT1, who claim the in-demand central defender is set to agree a four-year deal for a move to the Spanish capital. Rudiger's future has been the subject of speculation over the course of the season, and Thomas Tuchel has now confirmed the German international has informed the club of his decision to leave. The Chelsea boss told reporters following Sunday's victory over West Ham: "We gave everything and now we enter a situation where we can't fight any more because of the sanctions and now Toni will leave.

Gary Neville has mocked Manchester United while suggesting that Chelsea still have some work to do to qualify for the Champions League next season. Chelsea welcomed London rivals West Ham to Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon before their hastily rearranged trip to Old Trafford on Thursday night (7.45pm).