Report: Chelsea's Hudson-Odoi arrested following rape accusation

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi was arrested on suspicion of rape early Sunday morning, sources told ESPN's James Olley.

A woman called police to Hudson-Odoi's house and later said she had been raped, Olley reports. The player has apparently since been released on bail and was told to return to a police station in mid-June as part of the investigation.

Report: Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi arrested on suspicion of rape

Callum Hudson-Odoi has been arrested on suspicion of rape. (Photo by Richard Calver/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi was arrested for suspicion of rape early Sunday, according to ESPN.

Hudson-Odoi, 19, was arrested after police were called to his home by a woman who said she had been raped. Police initially responded to a report that a woman was unwell. They arrived at Hudson-Odoi’s home at 3:35 a.m.

Mo Salah: A Top Scorer Against Weak Teams

Mo Salah has a weak record against top 6

Mo Salah scored 22 goals in the Premier League last season (2018-2019).

•  20 (91%) against botom 10 teams
• 5 (23%) of them against relegated teams
• 2 against top 10 teams
• a penalty ( 4th goal) against Arsenal in a 5-1 win
• 1 goal against Chelsea
• No goals in FA CUP
• Lost 2-1 against Chelsea and Wolves

Mourinho is the new Wenger

"Once revolutionaries, Wenger and Mourinho on verge of irrelevance."  Tony Evans (ESPN)

Mourinho & Wenger did fight on the touchline

10 reasons why Mourinho is the new Wenger:

1. He can't win big trophies anymore

• Last Champions League win was 9 years ago
• Ryan Giggs tells Gareth Bale to snub José Mourinho and stay at Real Madrid. The Wales manager says forward can win more trophies at Bernabéu (The Guardian)
• "Roy Keane: My goodness, the manager was including the Charity Shield as a major trophy. My God...you know you're in trouble." (the Express)
• Jose Mourinho's opinion of the Europa League has changed drastically in four years. Jose Mourinho has insisted winning the Europa League is a much greater achievement than finishing in the top four, four years after insisting he did not “want my players to feel the Europa League is our competition.” (The Independent)

Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez: the perfect partners never destined for the top

Mahrez and Vardy

Leicester City’s head of recruitment, Steve Walsh, cast a steely gaze over the Stade Océane. After travelling to northern France on his latest scouting quest, it seemed only right to begin his search in Normandy at Le Havre AC; the club’s famed academy having become something of a hotbed for young talent over recent years.

Having struck gold in the country’s second division not 18 months earlier, when the Foxes prized Anthony Knockaert away from Guingamp, Walsh was confident in his ability to pluck yet another nugget from lower echelons of French football. What he eventually unearthed, however, proved to be the rarest of gems.