Eva Carneiro: Ex-Chelsea doctor appears at employment tribunal

Ex-Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro has appeared at a tribunal hearing for her constructive dismissal case against the Premier League champions.

She is suing the club for constructive dismissal and breach of contract.

The preliminary hearing, held in private, took place at the London South Employment Tribunal in Croydon.

After the hearing, Mary O'Rourke QC, representing Carneiro, said no settlement had been reached and a date had been fixed for the next hearing.

There is a separate but connected legal claim against former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho for alleged discrimination.

Carneiro and physio Jon Fearn enter the pitch to treat Eden Hazard during the 2-2 draw with Swansea at Stamford Bridge on 8 August
Chelsea boss Mourinho tells the media that Carneiro and Fearn were "impulsive and naive" to treat Hazard as the Blues were already down to 10 men and the Belgian then had to leave the pitch temporarily
Carneiro's role is downgraded and she is not on the Chelsea bench for the next first-team game at Manchester City
On 22 September it is announced that she has left the club
On 30 September the FA clear Mourinho of making discriminatory comments and announce that it will not take any disciplinary action
On 2 October Carneiro says she was not asked to testify by the FA
Lawyers acting for Carneiro serve notice of a claim of constructive dismissal against Chelsea in late October
In early November a separate but connected legal claim is served against Mourinho
Mourinho is sacked as Chelsea manager on 17 December, while the club file their defence against Carneiro's claim

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