[情報] 預備隊 - Chelsea 3-3 Fulham

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http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1871490,00.html RESERVE REPORT: CHELSEA 3 FULHAM 3 Posted on: Mon 09 Nov 2009 Three splendid goals by a much-changed side saw Chelsea come from behind three times in Monday night's derby. In contrast to the first team the day before, it was the attacks very much on top of the defences in a lively encounter, especially in the closing stages. Chelsea hit the woodwork three times in addition to the three goals. Daniel Sturridge was among the home team's scorers with Billy Knott (pictured above right) and Milan Lalkovic also netting, Knott one of two first-year scholars in an unfamiliar midfield due to international call-ups, including a first by Italy Under 21s for Fabio Borini. The start to the game was nasty for Chelsea. With just over a minute gone Fulham took the lead when David Elm, in space inside the area laid back for fellow striker Michael Uwezu to scoop the ball beyond Turnbull and into the net. It was too easy for the visitors, Chelsea not alert to danger at a throw-in. The response, however, was positive and rapid, Knott beating the offside to race clear on to Sturridge's pass. Lalkovic made a supporting run in the middle but was not needed, the 16-year-old thumping the ball low past the keeper for his first reserve goal. It is a wonderful run of scoring form for Knott who had notched in the last four youth team games. He was playing full-back then; he was the left side man in the midfield tonight. Another member of the midfield diamond was forced off by injury just seven minutes in, Michael Woods coming off badly in a block challenge. Billy Clifford, another first year, taking his place as the anchor man. Lalkovic, Sturridge's partner up front had a good attempt from an angle after Nikki Ahamed had played a ball into space, but the keeper saved low down. This young Blues side were looking capable of scoring with every move forward at this stage. On 20 minutes Lalkovic hit the base of the far post after the Slovakian was found intelligently by McEachran, enjoying another influential game at this level. When Fulham did push back towards the other end, it took a timely interception from schoolboy centre-back Danny Mills (pictured below) to stop their attack after Jeffrey Bruma had lost out in a challenge for a high bouncing ball. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/4b/b9/0,,10268~7584075,00.jpg

Danny Mills The game's first booking was for a foul on Lalkovic by Marsh-Brown. Chelsea's good spell was dying away and the game became untidy. Fulham's second goal came when David Elm reached Simon Davies's chest down faster than Mills and finished well from 12 yards with Turnbull helpless. Chelsea almost levelled within seconds again - Nana Ofori-Twumasi's intended cross from the bye-line curling onto the bar. The second-half was set on its way by Turnbull racing from his area and clattering Uwezu in a chase for the ball. The Chelsea keeper was booked. That was it for significant action near either area until the 58th minute when Chelsea scored a working of footballing art to make it 2-2. A rapid move down the pitch with Ahamed involved, was completed when McEachran's perfectly weighted pass allowed Sturridge to side-step the keeper expertly and finish with ease. There was no chance to bask in the glory however as within three minute the Cottagers were back in front. Bruma, the captain who was tested hard on the night by the Fulham front two, conceded a free-kick. When it was played in, the Blues left the Fulham with two against one at the far post and it was straight forward for Kallio when fellow centre-back Smalling knocked the ball into the middle. Moscatiello then hit a dipping shot on the run not too far over and Turnbull was lucky to escape when his miss-kick out fell to Elm but the striker knocked his hat-trick chance wide. Knott became Chelsea's second booking for sliding through Marsh-Brown with quarter-of-an-hour to go, but that could not spoil a promising first reserve team start for the England Under 17 international. Knott looked to have played a superb ball to send Sturridge (pictured below) one-on-one with the keeper with 10 minutes to go but the striker was flagged just offside. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/45/b9/0,,10268~7584069,00.jpg

Sturridge The third of Chelsea's three equalisers was another well-worked goal, left-back Ben Gordon playing the ball into the path of Sturridge's strong run down the left. The cross was excellent and Lalkovic was there to head in his first reserve goal on his fourth appearance. He celebrated by running 60 yards to shake hands with manager Steve Holland. There were eight minutes left. Substitute Daniel Philliskirk nearly won it for Chelsea with a volley from the edge of the area as a free-kick was cleared but it dipped only as low as the bar. Fulham had a late chance but Elm's header was straight at Turnbull. The end-to-end action continued into stoppage time, Clifford going just wide from 30 yards, and then the visitor's centre-back Smalling went on a storming raid into the area and beat Turnbull but hit the near post. It was a cracking end to the game to warm those present on a chilly west London night. Chelsea (4-diamond-2) Ross Turnbull Nana Ofori-Twumasi Jeffrey Bruma (c) Danny Mills Ben Gordon Michael Woods (Billy Clifford 7) Nikki Ahamed Billy Knott (Philliskirk 80) Josh McEachran Milan Lalkovic Daniel Sturridge Fulham (4-4-2) Zuberbuhler Marsh-Brown, Smalling, Kallio, Briggs Davies, Saunders, Moscatiello, Anderson Elm, Uwezu (Hoesen 82). -- 以伊露維塔的名為證發誓 — 若有誰敢奪取屬於我們的藍色之心，不論對方是天使、惡魔、男人或女人，包括尚未出生者，若有任何的生靈，不論偉大或渺小，是善還是惡，我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角，直追到世界結束之日。 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231