[情報] 青年軍 - Chelsea 2-3 West Ham Utd
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YOUTH REPORT: CHELSEA 2 WEST HAM UNITED 3
Posted on: Sat 07 Jan 2012
Chelsea's youth side went down to an injury-time indirect free-kick at
Cobham on Saturday.
Adi Viveash's Blues dominated the game for long spells but were beaten at
the death by a close-range drive after goalkeeper Jamal Blackman had
instinctively handled a backpass inside his box.
West Ham had led twice in the first half but Chelsea equalised first
through an excellent Amin Affane (pictured) free-kick and then a delicate
Nathan Ake header, and will have felt they should have won the game after
forging a number of second-half openings.
Islam Feruz poked over in the fifth minute after latching onto a through
ball and then Lewis Baker curled a shot into Hammers keeper David
Woutton's arms as Chelsea exerted early first-half pressure but it was the
visitors who went in front on 11 minutes when captain Blair Turgott cut
inside from the right and finished accurately past Jamal Blackman.
It wouldn't be long before Chelsea levelled though, Affane bending home a
left-footed shot into the top corner from 25 yards.
Chelsea were doing all the attacking, with Lucas Piazon, John Swift and
Lewis Baker all demonstrating their creative qualities, but completely
against the run of play West Ham went back in front when Pelli Ruddock
pulled back for Milo Taylor to convert from close range shortly before the
half-hour.
The Blues responded immediately though when Ake flicked Affane's
cross-shot into the bottom corner.
The Dutch defender was then booked for a strong tackle on Ruddock.
A Chelsea breakaway might have brought a third but Feruz was again just
off target after Todd Kane slipped him in and then Baker worked the keeper
twice more before Adam Nditi shot wide following a slick passing move in
first-half injury time.
Piazon, who trained with the first team on Friday, and captain Daniel
Pappoe, still working towards full fitness, were both withdrawn at
half-time with Wednesday's FA Youth Cup tie at Norwich in mind. Archange
Nkumu stepped back into defence as Anjur Osmanovic slotted into midfield,
while schoolboy Alex Kiwomya replaced Piazon in the front three.
Jack Powell sent a free-kick just past Blackman's right-hand post as again
West Ham threatened despite Chelsea pressure, Feruz the main protagonist
early in the second period.
Ake's sliding tackle denied Dominic Vuse a likely goal inside the Chelsea
box while Feruz again forced a decent stop from Woutton after Kane's
incisive pass.
Roles were reversed five minutes from time when Kane, now on the right
wing, went through but Woutton made an excellent one-handed save low to
his left to keep his side level, and when Blackman picked up a short
backpass in added time to give West Ham the chance to win it, Powell made
no mistake as he fired through a crowd from just a few yards out.
Viveash now has some work to do to pick his players up before Wednesday,
but they can take heart from the number of goalscoring opportunities
created against a resilient West Ham.
Chelsea (4-3-3):
Jamal Blackman
Todd Kane Daniel Pappoe (c) Nathan Ake Adam Nditi
(sub Anjur Osmanovic h-t)
John Swift Archange Nkumu Lewis Baker
Amin Affane Islam Feruz Lucas Piazon
(sub Alistair Gordon 75) (sub Alex Kiwomya h-t)
Unused subs: Ben Killip, Alex Davey.
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