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Chelsea Lunchtime Round-Up, Wednesday 11th November 2026: Injury Return Dates Revealed for Acheampong, Martinez and Joao Pedro

The Evening Standard has provided fresh detail on the Chelsea treatment room, with updated return dates given for Acheampong, Martinez and Joao Pedro as the club looks ahead to their next fixtures (Evening Standard). With the Premier League paused for the men's international break, those timelines will be watched closely ahead of the trip to face Leeds on 21 November (Evening Standard).

Chelsea's October form is being celebrated by the club's official site, which is inviting fans to vote for their Player of the Month after three wins from four Premier League fixtures put the Blues firmly in top-four contention (ChelseaFC.com).

Football.London's Bobby Vincent has been fielding supporter questions on a range of topics, including January transfer planning, Estevao's future at the club and the ongoing talk around Cole Palmer (Football.London).

Elsewhere, Football.London reports that a Chelsea player was involved in a frightening high-speed crash on a motorsport track, destroying his reportedly £300,000 supercar, though thankfully the snippet gives no indication of serious injury (Football.London).

Worth noting for fans keeping track of results: Chelsea's men lost 1-0 away at Sunderland in the Premier League on Sunday, while the Chelsea Women drew 1-1 with Everton and then 0-0 away at BK Häcken in the Women's Champions League in midweek, with Chelsea Women next in action at home to Manchester City on Saturday 14 November.

This round-up is written with the help of AI, using only the day's headlines from the publishers credited above. Each point links to the original report — tap the source name to read it in full.

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