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Antonio Conte has been replaced by his assistant Cristian Stellini - but the new Tottenham manager believes there is no animosity between him and his predecessor

CHELSEA 1-0 CRYSTAL PALACE: Kai Havertz scored the only goal of the game to earn manager Graham Potter a valuable three points on an afternoon of mixed emotion as Stamford Bridge paid tribute to a Blues icon

Gianluca Vialli gave John Terry his debut at Chelsea and included the future captain on the bench for their 2000 FA Cup final win against Aston Villa - his first piece of silverware

Former Chelsea, Sampdoria and Italy striker Gianluca Vialli passed away at the age of 58, following a battle with pancreatic cancer, and his widow Cathryn has paid tribute

The former Blues player and manager, who spent four years at the club, passed away on Friday at the age of 58 after losing his battle with pancreatic cancer

Gianluca Vialli sadly died after a long battle with cancer on Friday, with John Terry leading the tributes to the Italian, who handed him his Chelsea debut back in October 1998

The former Chelsea striker and manager, who has died aged 58, was part of the initial influx of foreign talent to the Premier League in the 1990s but despite being a superstar he was able to live a life of privacy in West London with his wife and two daughters

Antonio Conte has sent his assistant manager Cristian Stellini to speak to the press on Friday following the sad news of the death of his former teammate Gianluca Vialli

Graeme Souness played alongside Gianluca Vialli for two years at Sampdoria and the former midfielder got emotional discussing the death of his friend, aged 58, on Friday

Gianluca Vialli, who played for and managed Chelsea between 1996 and 2000, has sadly passed away at the age of 58 following a five-year battle with pancreatic cancer

OBITUARY: Chelsea legend Gianluca Vialli was among the first world class names to buck the trend and move from the top divisions abroad for England where his talent and sophistication made him an icon in west London

The Italian football legend played for and managed Chelsea, scoring 40 goals in 88 games for the club between 1996 and 1999, and winning three trophies while in charge