The Dia Art Foundation might always be first known for its idyllic premises upstate in Beacon, New York, but now it welcomes a new chapter in New York City with the reopening of its Chelsea foothold .

CHELSEA ace Nicolas Jackson addressed the controversial African Player of the Year shortlist that includes some major omissions, such as Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah. The Confederation of ...

Chelsea star Nicolas Jackson is one of many big-name African stars to be snubbed from the final shortlist for African Player of the Year. The Senegal international netted 17 goals in his first ...

Among the star names to miss out on a nomination were Senegalese Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson and Liverpool's Egyptian king Mohamed Salah. Jackson reacted to news of his snub on his ...

Jackson has been Chelsea’s first-choice No9 so far this season, starting all five Premier League games and scoring four times ...

Jackson's goal contributions record since arriving at Chelsea has somewhat gone under the radar. / IMAGO / News Images Former Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly believes Nicolas Jackson can win ...

Alexander Isak had earlier tapped in to level for Eddie Howe’s visitors after Jackson gave Chelsea the lead. And the Sweden international spurned a golden chance to steal a point in the second ...

Nicolas Jackson may have taken his time to win over Chelsea supporters, but the Senegal international has become a key figure in Enzo Maresca's side and last weekend he became the fifth-fastest ...

Gary Cahill reserved special praise for Nicolas Jackson following Chelsea’s 3-0 win over West Ham and suggested the club may no longer need to dip into transfer market for a proven centre-forward.

But Chelsea took control in the 71st minute when Cole Palmer's free-kick from the edge of the area struck the bar and Nicolas Jackson headed the rebound into an empty net. Victory sent Chelsea ...

Nicholas Lezard writes the Down and Out column for the New Statesman. I didn’t expect “Horlicks causes agony” to be on my 2024 bingo card, but here I am ...