Kai Havertz opens up on "difficult" start at Chelsea in "exhausting" Premier League

Amanda Holden looked sensational as she posed in a chic new outfit for a glam snap.The 50-year-old showed off her ageless figure in the cream designer ensemble.The TV star proved she didn't need to wear jaw-dropping attire to look glam as she showcased her slim physique in a blouse that featured balloon style sleeves and a matching belt which she tied in a bow around her slim waist.She paired the top with matching trousers as she posed with one hand on her hip with the other held up to her face.The Britain's Got Talent judged styled her blonde locks straight in a centre parting just past her shoulders and wore smoky eye makeup and a nude lipstick.Amanda completed the look with simple gold jewellery and a pair of white pointed toe heels. The mum-of-two shared a second snap with her 1.8million followers as she posed alongside her Heart Radio co-host Ashley Roberts.

houses, spanning more than 12,000 square foot in space, is being sold for just £4.5 million – and they contain a few surprises.Lion House and Oakmont House are located in Worsely, Manchester, and share a massive plot of one acre of green land.The former was renovated in 2015, and contains a cinema, complete with large fitted screen, eight surround sound speaker, mood lighting with starlight ceiling, electric reclaiming chairs, and unique grass cloth wall coverings imported fromthe US. And when you've finished watching the latest hit film, you can head over to your own custom-built pub, which includes fully working beer taps – perfect for hosting parties.It also features a karaoke machine.For the car enthusiasts, there is also a fully-fitted car mechanic garage on-site, with two utility rooms.It has four bedrooms, a master suite with a walk-in wardrobe, dressing room and en-suite.If one house with all those mod cons wasn't enough, you will also be the proud owner of Oakmont House, which had a full re-fit in 2016.This also contains its own cinema, but comes complete with a games room and a huge mezzanine floor overlooking a stunning garden.Both properties have both been designed by a very well-known designer, although their name is being kept under wraps.

Winter Olympian who has been branded 'Russia's most beautiful' knows exactly how to motivate herself to win a gold medal.Yulia Kanakina is a former ballet dancer who will compete for the Russian Olympic Committee in the women's skeleton when it gets underway on Friday.She is a former world junior champion and has revealed she is aiming to get on the podium in Beijing, having claimed two top three finishes during this season's World Cup.The 26-year-old is making her Olympic debut in the Chinese capital and has opened up on how she motivates herself to win a medal.Speaking to Sport24, Kanakina said: “We have been getting ready for the Games for quite a long time, much work has been done. I need to keep myself in good shape, both physical and psychological, till the beginning of the competition.“Some people like to motivate me by saying ‘Yulia, the most important thing is to win.’“I don’t need this kind of motivation.

West Ham star was filmed kicking and slapping his pet cat in a horrifying video.Footage emerged at the weekend of Zouma, 27, brutally manhandling a helpless feline which was booted across his £2 million mansion.Now a legal complaint has been filed against the Frenchman who took to the field on Tuesday evening for the Hammers 1-0 win over Watford despite calls for the manager David Moyes to suspend him.Despite initial reports that the Metropolitan Police won't be investigating the incident, lawyers from animal rights group 30 Million Friends Foundation have contacted a prosecution service in Paris.A spokesperson for the Foundation, via the Daily Mail, said: "We condemn this heinous act, have asked that the player be suspended from the France team, and filed a legal complaint against him."Article 113-6 of the French Penal Code states a native citizen can be prosecuted for criminal acts carried out abroad, meaning Zouma could be subject to an investigation from French police.France introduced strict new animal protection laws last year with the ‘mistreatment of animals’ punishable by up to four years in prison alongside a fine equivalent to £50,000.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.

Neighbours' shock axe from Channel 5 was announced at the weekend, millions of people like me responded with an instant - "No - It can't be true".However, sadly it was.The Australian soap, set in the fictional Ramsay Street in the suburb of Erinsborough, was first broadcast in the UK in 1986 on BBC One, before moving to Channel 5 in 2008.It first aired in Australia just the year before, meaning the show could be axed just three years before its 40th anniversary.

Coronation Street fans have been suspicious of Phill Whittaker (Jamie Kenna) ever since he stepped foot in Weatherfield.The newcomer is currently dating fan favourite Fiz Stape (Jennie McApline) and appears to be a happy-go-lucky guy.They first laid eyes on each other in a chance meeting in July last year.Over the past few months, their relationship has gone from strength to strength and Fiz even agreed for Hope and Ruby to refer to Phill as their stepdad.Her hopes for a fresh start left her ex Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) shellshocked when Fiz asked him to sell No.9 so she had money to put into her new home.Despite Tyrone's infidelity with Alina (Ruxandra Porojnicu) being the trigger for his marriage breakdown with Fiz, ITV viewers can't get on board with her new man.Some are even convinced that Phill has a connection to Hope's dad and Fiz's murderer ex-husband John Stape.One fan posted: "I think he's something to do with John Stape. Not sure what it is yet.

Frank Lampard’s task this season is to improve on last year’s fourth-place finish and the Champions League run which saw them eliminated in the last 16 by eventual winners Bayern Munich.

Chelsea career could be in danger if Frank Lampard lands Declan Rice in January.

Chelsea new boys Timo Werner and Kai Havertz both got on the scoresheet for Germany on Tuesday night - leaving the Blues faithful ecstatic on social media.Werner and Havertz joined Frank Lampard’s side for a combined £126million this summer, leaving behind RB Leipzig and Bayer Leverkusen respectively to move to England.The pair have struggled to live up to expectations so far at Stamford Bridge, failing to register a single Premier League goal between them in Chelsea’s first four games of the season.However, both men managed to find the back of the net in Germany’s pulsating 3-3 draw with Switzerland in Cologne this evening.After Mario Gavranovic fired the visitors in front early on, Werner soon levelled proceedings with a sweeping finish

The European transfer window is closed and Chelsea boss Frank Lampard knows the squad he will be working with until January, that is unless any late business is done in the final days domestic window.

Chelsea are targeting both the Premier League and the Champions League this season after spending close to £250million in the summer transfer window.Frank Lampard bolstered his Blues squad with a number of world-class recruits, including Germany duo Kai Havertz and Timo Werner for a combined £126million.Ben Chilwell joined in a £50million switch from Leicester, while Hakim Ziyech (£36million) and Edouard Mendy (£22million) completed respective moves from Ajax and Rennes.The west London club also snapped up Thiago Silva on a free transfer after his departure from Paris St-Germain in August.They have got off to a mixed start in the Premier League this term, picking up seven points from their opening four matches and occupying seventh place as

Chelsea have been busy in the transfer market this year, spending big on the likes of Kai Havertz and Timo Werner after a season of transition under Frank Lampard.

Chelsea, admitting he has found life in the Premier League tough.Havertz joined the Blues from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer and has struggled in the league, though scored a hat-trick against Barnsley in the Carabao Cup.Chelsea paid £72m for midfielder Havertz, who has registered just one assist in four Premier League matches.But the 21-year-old is confident he will get up to speed in the Prem soon having shone in the Bundesliga with Leverkusen.“It was difficult for me, especially because the Premier League is a completely different league,” Havertz told Chelsea’s official website.

Chelsea showed their commitment in backing Frank Lampard.A year ago, the legendary midfielder had to negotiate his way through a transfer embargo, as Blues fans enviously looked around the rest of the Premier League, as teams went about improving their squad.But there was no such envy this time around, as Chelsea spent more than £200million to give Lampard a squad ready to compete for the title.Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner and Kai Havertz will all add extra dimensions to the team going forward, while Thiago Silva, Ben Chilwell provided some much needed defensive reinforcements.Centre-back Malang Sarr was signed on a free transfer, but his loan to Porto means that move won’t reap benefits until next season at least.Kepa Arrizabalaga struggles

Chelsea avoided any transfer deadline day drama with Frank Lampard completing all his transfer dealings before the end of September.

Chelsea could have another busy summer under the guidance of Marina Granovskaia in 2021. Frank Lampard may have been able to add Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell and Kai Havertz to his playing squad among others of late - but he might still feel like his side aren’t yet ready to challenge.

Chelsea fans what he's capable of by producing two assists during Germany's friendly against Turkey. The 21-year-old set up Julian Draxler and Florian Neuhaus as Joachim Loew's side drew 3-3 in Wednesday's international friendly.Havertz has endured a mixed start at Stamford Bridge since moving from Bayer Leverkusen for £72million in the summer.The German netted a hat-trick against Barnsley in the Carabao Cup but has so far only produced one assist in four Premier League appaerances.

Chelsea striker Timo Werner is awaiting Covid-19 test results after developing flu-like symptoms while on international duty with Germany.

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has been criticised for not knowing his best line-up at Stamford Bridge, despite ensuring the club's transfer business was all wrapped early doors this summer. The Blues spent over £250m bringing in a host of new arrivals with the aim of challenging for the Premier League title.But the start of the season has been mixed, with a disappointing draw to West Brom and a Carabao Cup exit to London rivals Tottenham.

Chelsea may have let Ross Barkley and Ruben Loftus-Cheek leave on loan but both have left for very different reasons. The Blues splashed out the most in the transfer window after over £200m was spent.Kai Havertz topped the bill, costing a club-record £72m, but there were also moves for Ben Chilwell, Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech.

Chelsea boss has been left with five centre-halves and three left-backs. The club-record signing of Kai Havertz means a jostle for positions in Chelsea's engine room, with Jorginho, N'Golo Kante and Mateo Kovacic competing for places behind the £72million attacking midfielder.