[情報] 青年足總盃 - Aston Villa 1-1 Chelsea

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本場精華 http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2039181,00.html YOUTH CUP FINAL REPORT: ASTON VILLA 1 CHELSEA 1 Posted on: Thu 29 Apr 2010 A classy free-kick goal from Jeffrey Bruma gave Chelsea Under 18s a draw they more than deserved from this opening 90 minutes of the two-legged tie. The Dutch centre-back, the one player in the Blues side with first-team experience, equalised with his third goal of the cup run to set up what should be a thrilling second leg at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, a game that will be exclusively live of Chelsea TV. Our Academy players were clearly the better side at drizzly Villa Park, knocking the ball about well across the damp turf in front of a crowd of 3,359. They hit the Villa woodwork no less than three times in the course of the game and saw a shot cleared off the line. Yet it was the home team who took a first-half lead and could have had another before the interval but for a Sam Walker save. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/33/cc/0,,10268~8768563,00.jpg

Youth Cup However Chelsea always looked likely to break through given the pressure they mounted and the equaliser came midway through the second half. The away-goals rule is not in operation in this competition. It had been a settled side throughout the previous rounds with an outstanding defence but a hamstring injury for Danny Mills Pappoe in training this week meant the schoolboy centre-back, previously ever- present in the run to the Final, missed out. His place was taken by Rohan Ince, a natural replacement having returned from a knee injury that kept him out of the first half of the season. Ince was Bruma's partner in central defence in the Youth Cup last season when he was still a schoolboy. At 6ft 3ins tall, he ensured Pappoe's injury didn't mean Chelsea were losing out on height at the back. The young Blues enjoyed plenty of early possession before the first shot. Conor Clifford, who is never afraid to try his luck from distance, struck one straight at the keeper. The game then shifted up a gear when Josh McEachran sprayed a great pass under pressure out to Gokhan Tore (pictured below) who feed and took a return from Aziz Deen-Conteh. The Turkish Under 21 international used his close control to beat a man before shooting low. The ball was deflected behind for a corner. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/2f/cc/0,,10268~8768559,00.jpg

Youth Cup It was from the deadball delivery that Marko Mitrovic struck the bar with a flicked near-post header. There were eight minutes played. Ten minutes later came Villa's goal, scored completely against the run of play. A corner, given away cheaply by Ince, was punched clear by Walker but when it was clipped back in by Richard Blythe, Villa centre-back Daniel Devine rose high above Mitrovic to loop a header over the stranded Chelsea keeper. It was only the second goal the team had conceded in seven cup games. Chelsea were instantly back up the pitch hitting woodwork for a second time. Mitrovic had bustled through a challenge in the box and when the ball came McEachran's way on the edge of the area, his curled effort slammed onto the bar and away to safety. Deen-Conteh, bursting forward from left-back again, worked the keeper from a tight angle after a flowing Chelsea move started again by midfield string-puller McEachran. It was Dermot Drummy's side continuing to play all the football but it took Walker with his legs to prevent a second Villa goal when Kofi Posner escaped the two centre-backs in a crowded spot. Mitrovic was booked when the Chelsea centre-forward caught Blythe with his arm as he challenged for a high ball. Villa keeper Benjamin Siegrist then repelled a threat from Mitrovic and McEachran after Billy Clifford's teasting ball towards his near post. Bruma asked more questions with an excellent curling cross before half time but at the interval Chelsea were still behind. Drummy would surely have told his players to keep calm and just do what they had been doing - the occasion not hindering their natural game. The second half began in similar vein to the first - Chelsea on top and probing for a genuine sight on goal. Ince did well to block off one Villa attack before captain Conor Clifford drifted a 54th minute shot wide at the other end. Samir Carruthers made it one booking apiece with a bodycheck on the same Chelsea player moments later, before a stretching Mitrovic just failed to make contact with a Kaby cross. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/31/cc/0,,10268~8768561,00.jpg

Youth Cup Chelsea were cursing their luck again on 63 minutes when Derrick Williams slipped in the Villa area and McEachran pounced to tee up Mitrovic, but Williams made it back to head a stinging shot off the line. The Blues only had to wait another two minutes for their just desserts. The home side conceded a free-kick 20 yards out in a central position that meant a chance for Bruma. The curl on the shot from the Dutch Under 21 international was just enough to clear the wall and the dive of Siegrist. On 71 minutes Chelsea made the first substitution of the game. Conor Clifford, who had injury concerns in the weeks building up to this game, was replaced by Lalkovic. The Slovakian sub played wide with Jacopo Sala moving infield. There could have been danger from the home team after Kaby (pictured below) conceded a free-kick as Carruthers broke dangerously following a Bruma mistake, but Carruthers wasted the set-piece shooting chance spectacularly. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/30/cc/0,,10268~8768560,00.jpg

Youth Cup Then Villa sub Ansenio Halfhuid didn't make the most of another counter- attack as Chelsea wobbled briefly inside the final 10 minutes. The third time the away team hit the woodwork came with a minute of the 90 left, Sala this time the player denied. Villa had cleared a Tore free-kick but only as far as McEachran who calmly laid off to the Italian for a sweet strike from the edge of the area against the outside of the post. There was a late injury for Deen-Conteh who had been excellent in defence and as an attacking full-back. He limped away with a minute remaining having fallen into advertising boards. The final score was the same as the first leg of the Final in 2008 when Chelsea eventually lost out to Manchester City. Unlike two years ago, the second leg is at the Bridge and hopefully with a good crowd backing them, a performance of similar quality to tonight will see the Under 18s lift this trophy for the first time since 1961. Chelsea (4-3-3): Sam Walker Billy Clifford Rohan Ince Jeffrey Bruma Aziz Deen-Conteh (Ben Sampayo 90+3) Josh McEachran Conor Clifford (c) Aliu 'Kaby' Djalo (Milan Lalkovic 71) Jacopo Sala Marko Mitrovic Gokhan Tore Villa (4-4-2): Benjamin Siegrist; Durrell Berry, Daniel Devine, Derrick Williams, Ellis Deeney; Ebby Nelson-Addy, Richard Blythe, Samir Carruthers, Tomos Roberts; Ryan Simmonds (Ansenio Halfhuid 82), Kofi Poyser (Darius Darkin 79). Tuesday's decisive return leg at Stamford Bridge is live and exclusive on Chelsea TV, with admission to Stamford Bridge priced at ￡3 for adults and ￡1 for concessions. Kick-off 7.45pm. Tickets must be bought in advance and can be booked online until midday Friday. Tickets will be sold at the box office until 5pm on Tuesday. Chelsea TV's 'Inside the Academy' will continue to focus on the tie between the legs with reaction, preview and all the latest news. -- “在很小的年紀，切爾西給了我一個如此難以置信的機會。這就是我想要把整個職業生涯獻給切爾西和球迷們的原因，因為如果沒有他們，我就什麼也不是，就是這麼簡單。” - 約翰˙特里 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.11.12.231