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 That is the opinion of Sky Sports pundit and former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Jamie Redknapp

 Chelsea have reached the quarter-final of the Carabao Cup after beating Derby 3-2 on Wednesday night

 The Blues will face in-form Bournemouth in the last eight at Stamford Bridge in December

 Arsenal will play north London rivals Tottenham and with Liverpool and Manchester United having already exited the competition, it could open up in Chelsea's favour

 Holders Manchester City are still involved though and will play Leicester or Southampton in the quarter-final if they beat Fulham this evening

 The League Cup was the first competition Jose Mourinho won as Chelsea boss in 2005

 The Portuguese went on the win the Premier League that same campaign to really stamp his authority on English football

 And Redknapp believes winning the Carabao Cup this season for Sarri could have a similar impact on his time at the club

 "Absolutely, it's wide open then (when Arsenal or Tottenham exit)," Redknapp said

 "I think from Chelsea's point of view and the players they can bring back in to the team

 "Jorginho and Eden Hazard, they've got a lot of great players in reserve. "So they'll be confident about this, they'll look at this as a big opportunity to win their first trophy

 "When Mourinho was here first of all, this was the one he wanted early. "That gives you the confidence for the rest of the season

 "There's never a downside to winning any trophy."

For more infomation >> Chelsea news: Maurizio Sarri backed to follow Jose Mourinho by doing this with Blues - Duration: 2:30.

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Brazil's Bolsonaro to follow Trump in moving Israeli embassy to Jerusalem - Duration: 1:35.

Barely elected and already sparking international controversy.

Brazil's future president Jair Bolsonaro said he will go ahead with plans

to move the Brazilian Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, following the footsteps of the United States.

"As previously stated during our campaign, we intend to transfer the Brazilian Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Israel is a sovereign state and we shall duly respect that."

Words welcomed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who congratulated the decision shortly after.

Bolsonaro showed strong appreciation for Israel throughout his political career,

claiming Brazil would profit from building closer ties with the country.

In 2016, the president-elect visited Tel Aviv and met members of the Knesset and the Minister of Agriculture.

Since then he has repeated that Brazil should adopt Israeli agriculture strategies

to cultivate food in the semi-arid northeastern region,

and that Israel is willing to share its technology.

Brazil's jewish community largely backed Bolsonaro's candidacy

and Prime Minister Netanyahu has hinted that he will be attending the presidential inauguration in January.

The close ties between the two leaders risks undermining Brazil's relationship with Arab countries.

Bolsonaro has said he does not recognize the State of Palestine and threatened to close its embassy in Brazil.

A move that would break away from former Brazilian policies and their support for the Palestinian cause.

For more infomation >> Brazil's Bolsonaro to follow Trump in moving Israeli embassy to Jerusalem - Duration: 1:35.

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一生跟隨你 Yī shēng gēn suí nǐ - Live to follow you - Duration: 3:45.

For more infomation >> 一生跟隨你 Yī shēng gēn suí nǐ - Live to follow you - Duration: 3:45.

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Chelsea news: Maurizio Sarri backed to follow Jose Mourinho by doing this with Blues - Duration: 2:28.

 That is the opinion of Sky Sports pundit and former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Jamie Redknapp

 Chelsea have reached the quarter-final of the Carabao Cup after beating Derby 3-2 on Wednesday night

 The Blues will face in-form Bournemouth in the last eight at Stamford Bridge in December

 Arsenal will play north London rivals Tottenham and with Liverpool and Manchester United having already exited the competition, it could open up in Chelsea's favour

 Holders Manchester City are still involved though and will play Leicester or Southampton in the quarter-final if they beat Fulham this evening

 The League Cup was the first competition Jose Mourinho won as Chelsea boss in 2005

 The Portuguese went on the win the Premier League that same campaign to really stamp his authority on English football

 And Redknapp believes winning the Carabao Cup this season for Sarri could have a similar impact on his time at the club

 "Absolutely, it's wide open then (when Arsenal or Tottenham exit)," Redknapp said

 "I think from Chelsea's point of view and the players they can bring back in to the team

 "Jorginho and Eden Hazard, they've got a lot of great players in reserve. "So they'll be confident about this, they'll look at this as a big opportunity to win their first trophy

 "When Mourinho was here first of all, this was the one he wanted early. "That gives you the confidence for the rest of the season

 "There's never a downside to winning any trophy."