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Chelsea: What games Emi Martinez will miss after injury timeline is 'revealed'

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Smith, D. (2026, October 20). Chelsea: What games Emi Martinez will miss after injury timeline is 'revealed'. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-fc-what-games-martinez-will-miss-injury-timeline-b1301556.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-20 · by Dom Smith

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During a recent match against Everton, Chelsea goalkeeper Emi Martinez was injured and taken off the field on a stretcher. Reports suggest that Martinez will be sidelined for between 45 to 60 days, causing him to miss several upcoming matches including games against Tottenham, Liverpool, Manchester United, Sunderland, Leeds, Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace, as well as potential matches if he is out longer.Chelsea manager Alonso will provide an update on Martinez’s injury timeline in his next press conference.
Written by AI on 2026-10-20, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Emi Martinez's Injury Update

Additional Chelsea Injuries

Chelsea's Upcoming Matches

Chelsea's Recent Performance

Manager Xabi Alonso's Comments

Martinez's Social Media Post

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Dom Smith
92 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 The duo could again partner one another against Spurs at Stamford Bridge.
🔮 Chelsea remain interested in the Guernsey-born 23-year-old, who Bournemouth say they are willing to sell in January for around £100million if they are looking likely at that point to stave off Premier League relegation.
🔮 Only do what you can do right because if you do something bad then it will only be negative on you.”
🔮 Maybe in the transfer window I was a little bit crazy, because I wanted to solve things here.
🔮 It left Harry Maguire, 33, expected to start in the Premier League and Champions League multiple times a week.
🔮 Reports from Martinez’s homeland Argentina indicate the experienced goalkeeper will be out for around 45 days and possibly as long as 60 days.
🔮 Martinez’s period on the sidelines while he recovers from Saturday’s injury will allow a chance for a closer look at one of the most highly-rated players in Chelsea’s ranks.
🔮 Chelsea kept their first clean sheet in the league for nine months against Everton and will be looking for a third win on the bounce when they host London rivals Tottenham at Stamford Bridge next weekend.
🔮 It is understood that Chavarria had been set to get the nod at left wing-back for Alonso’s side, but when the lineup was announced, it was Jorrel Hato named in that position.
🔮 The football world will be hoping he is okay after a horrible collision with Branthwaite saw him stretchered off in the second half and taken to hospital.
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Argentina Chelsea Everton Liverpool Premier League

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Premier League ORG · 8× Chelsea ORG · 5× Martinez PERSON · 5× Argentina GPE · 2× Liverpool ORG · 2× Alonso PERSON · 1× Carabao Cup ORG · 1× Everton ORG · 1× Mike Penders PERSON · 1× Tottenham ORG · 1×

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Chelsea games in the next 45 days: Tottenham (home), Premier League, October 24 Liverpool (away), Carabao Cup, October 28 Manchester United (home), Premier League, October 31 Sunderland (away), Premier League, November 8 Leeds (home), Premier League, November 21 Nottingham Forest (away), Premier League, November 27 Crystal Palace (home), Premier League, December 2 Further matches missed if Martinez is out for all 60 days: Liverpool (home), Premier League, December 5 Manchester City (away), Premier League, December 12
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-20
🔮 Reports from Martinez’s homeland Argentina indicate the experienced goalkeeper will be out for around 45 days and possibly as long as 60 days.
2026-10-20 · Evening Standard
Chelsea: What games Emi Martinez will miss after injury timeline is 'revealed' · assertive framing

Claims (5 extracted, 1 hedged)

While the Everton centre-back was deemed fine to continue, Martinez spent a long period of time on the ground being seen to by Chelsea club doctors and was eventually stretchered off the pitch, replaced by Chelsea’s second-choice goalkeeper Mike Penders and transported to hospital. asserted
Martinez → deem → hospital
Reports from Martinez’s homeland Argentina indicate the experienced goalkeeper will be out for around 45 days and possibly as long as 60 days. uncertain
goalkeeper → indicate → days
That would mean the 34-year-old will be absent for Argentina’s two matches next month as well as plenty of Chelsea games. asserted
old → mean → games
Alonso will provide an update on Martinez’s timeframe for a return when he speaks in his next press conference later this week, but which Chelsea matches would Martinez miss if the suggestions he is to be sidelined for 45–60 days are on the money? asserted
he → provide → money
Chelsea games in the next 45 days: Tottenham (home), Premier League, October 24 Liverpool (away), Carabao Cup, October 28 Manchester United (home), Premier League, October 31 Sunderland (away), Premier League, November 8 Leeds (home), Premier League, November 21 Nottingham Forest (away), Premier League, November 27 Crystal Palace (home), Premier League, December 2 Further matches missed if Martinez is out for all 60 days: Liverpool (home), Premier League, December 5 Manchester City (away), Premier League, December 12 asserted
Martinez → miss → days
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