Pochettino eyes 'bigger things' as Ten Hag wants trophies

Mauricio Pochettino said Chelsea were on the "first step to bigger things" after Sunday's win against Bournemouth secured European football for next season.

Newcastle United will have to wait on their European fate, knowing seventh will earn them a place in the Europa Conference League if Manchester City win the FA Cup. With big money signings in Caicedo, Romeo Lavia, Cole Palmer and Christopher Nkunku - sights might have been set on a return to the Champions League but European football in any form looked unlikely for much of the season.

"For the history of Chelsea, it is hard to celebrate but it is the first step to achieve bigger things after. We are really close.

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