Dakota Johnson REVEALS she is struggling to stay positive amid COVID crisis: It’s dangerous, scary and lonely

Romelu Lukaku should be “going nuts” at his Chelsea teammates over a lack of service.The Belgian has struggled massively this season for the Blues and only managed seven touches of the ball in their Premier League clash with Crystal Palace on Saturday.Lukaku’s non-existent performance prompted former England strikers Lineker and Shearer to come to his defence on Match of the Day by arguing that Thomas Tuchel’s side were not creating enough opportunities for him.And Ferdinand has now also taken to his Vibe with Five podcast to slam Lukaku’s team-mates for his lack of service and goals.Ferdinand said: “I agree with Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer by the way, if anyone saw their comments. If I’m Lukaku I’m going nuts."[I would be saying] get me that ball, get wide and cross me the ball, play the ball in behind when you get the opportunity, play to my strengths."I think that’s probably the biggest issue you’ve got with Chelsea at the moment - what’s their best team? I don’t think Tuchel knows his best team at the moment."He wants to get a £100million player in - which is understandable - in Lukaku and he’s hit a bit of a bad run in terms of goals.”Do you think Romelu Lukaku was the wrong signing for Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Chelsea have taken a big step towards the next round of the Champions League after they beat Lille 2-0 in the first leg of their knockout tie.It took Kai Havertz just eight minutes to open the scoring after he headed home from Hakim Ziyech's corner to put Chelsea ahead, and Lille were fortunate to go into the break just a goal down.Injuries dominated the early stages of the second half as Mateo Kovacic and Ziyech limped off down the tunnel, but Christian Pulisic alleviated the pressure by adding a second after 63 minutes to give the home side some breathing space.It was a comfortable night for Chelsea, and it could have been a more convincing win if their flow wasn't disrupted early in the second half, but Thomas Tuchel will feel confident heading to Lille with a two-goal advantage against the French Champions.As Chelsea take control of their Champions League knockout tie, here Daily Star Sport takes a look at what Tuchel got right at Stamford Bridge...It was a huge decision by Thomas Tuchel to leave Romelu Lukaku out of the starting line-up against Lille, but it paid off as Chelsea looked fluid in attack in the absence of their summer signing.It was a game to forget on Saturday for Lukaku, who touched the ball just seven times against Crystal Palace, and Tuchel pulled him out of the line-up after vowing to 'protect him' following the backlash from the fans.Although on his day he is their best centre-forward, it provided a lift for the whole team, who seemed to play with more freedom.It appeared to catch Lille off guard too, as centre-back pairing Jose Fonte and Sven Botman were likely preparing to face Lukaku all week, but took time to adjust to the agility of Chelsea's font-three.In the absence of Lukaku from the

terrorist who plotted the Manchester Arena terror attack claims he "will be leaving jail very soon" as he was caught smirking on camera following a prison guard attack. Evil Hashem Abedi, the brother of suicide bomber Salman Abedi, was today (Tuesday, February 22) found guilty of attacking two prison officers in a high-security unit at HMP Belmarsh, Manchester Evening News reports.But prior to receiving his sentence Abedi, who is currently serving a minimum of 55 years in prison, told a judge the extra three years and 10 months of jail time 'would not make any difference'.He said: "I don’t think the sentence is going to make any difference.

Artem Chigvintsev is getting back out on the dance floor! The pro dancer was forced to leave the tour after coming down with pneumonia, but is now ready to return. Fans will be delighted to hear that a rep for the tour, which is going on until March 27, tells ET that Artem will be back performing as early as this week. This week, the tour will be in Knoxville, Tennessee, on Wednesday, Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday, and Augusta, Georgia, on Friday. News of Artem's return comes just over a week after the pro's fiancée, Nikki Bella, gave ET an update on his health.

Sam Heughan devastated fans today after revealing that his film Everest, alongside Ewan McGregor and Mark Strong, has been delayed.

Dakota Johnson has opened up on what it’s like at her grandmother Tippi Hedren’s home – with her “13 or 14 lions and tigers”.

In case you didn't know, comes from a long line of Hollywood royalty. Her famous parents are and Don Johnson, but her grandmother Tippi Hedren (Griffith's mom) is also a silver screen icon known for Alfred Hitchcock movies like The Birds and Marnie.What many may not realize is that Hedren has basically been living that life by keeping lions and tigers on her California compound for years.

DAKOTA Johnson's famous grandmother Tippi Hedren gives Joe Exotic a run for his money when it comes to keeping big cats. The 30-year-old actress star revealed that her grandmother, 90, has "13 or 14 lions and tigers".

Tippi Hedren is still a big cat enthusiast at age 90. Hedren, the actress who shot to fame thanks to her roles in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" and "Marnie," has been known for housing dozens upon dozens of felines at her animal sanctuary in California over the years.

Dakota Johnson opened up about her family's extreme love for cats Friday on an at-home edition of The Graham Norton Show.The 30-year-old Suspiria star revealed that her grandmother Tippi Hedren currently keeps '13 or 14 lions and tigers' at her home, though she once had dozens of the big cats wandering free around her home.Johnson's grandmother and her mother Melanie Griffith, 62, appeared with many of their cats in the injury-plagued 1981 film Roar.

Dakota Johnson is opening up about what it was like knowing her grandmother, The Birds actress Tippi Hedren, had lions and tigers in her home.

Dakota Johnson had an interesting childhood.

Dakota Johnson has spoken about how powerless she has felt as an actress over how her movies turned out and said that inspired her to start her own production company.

Dakota Johnson leaves a medical building on Thursday afternoon (May 21) in Los Angeles.

Actress Dakota Johnson has shared the ways she's coping with depression during the coronavirus pandemic, and admitted that it hasn't been easy.

Dakota Johnson is opening up about life at home.

Dakota Johnson has been open in the past about battling depression for half of her life and she's now discussing how she's getting through it while self-isolating during the coronavirus crisis. "You are at home, you're not with your friends, you're not with your family, you are not able to do the things that make you feel worthwhile or make you feel like you are doing something with your life or that you have a purpose," Johnson, 30, told Extra this week.

Dakota Johnson is doing her utmost not to let lockdown affect her mental health.

Dakota Johnson is trying hard to remain positive amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Dakota Johnson recently revealed she has struggled with depression since she was a teenager.And now, more than two months into her home lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fifty Shades actress is opening up about how she’s dealing with depression during quarantine, along with some tips for fans who may be going through the same thing.'You are at home, you're not with your friends, you're not with your family, you are not able to do the things that make you feel worthwhile,' Johnson, 30, told Extra while promoting her new film, High Note.'You're kind of in this costume of depression but not really sure of you feel that way.' Getting real: Dakota Johnson opened up about struggled with depression since she was a teenager during an

Dakota Johnson is opening up about how she’s dealing with depression during quarantine, and sharing some tips for fans who are going through the same thing.