[情報] 預備隊 - Norwich City 3-3 Chelsea

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預備隊聯賽第15輪精華 http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2587933,00.html RESERVE REPORT: NORWICH CITY 3 CHELSEA 3 Posted on: Tue 24 Jan 2012 === Summary === After a relatively uninspiring opening 45 minutes, in which Lucas Piazon's wonderful strike was the one ray of light, the game came to life in the second half. Norwich's James Vaughan equalised within minutes of the restart with a powerful header, before goals from Richard Brindley and Jamar Loza sent the home side into what appeared to be an unassailable lead. Blues substitute Islam Feruz (pictured), however, had other ideas, and after he had pulled us back into the game with a diving header in the 72nd minute, he equalised with a truly majestic strike six minutes later. === Team news === Manager Dermot Drummy rang the changes from the side which was beaten 3-2 by West Bromwich Albion two weeks ago, largely due to host of players being either out on loan or away with the first team in Spain. James Russell came in for the injured Jamal Blackman in goal, while both Conor and Billy Clifford started in midfield. Marko Mitrovic led the line, while schoolboy Islam Feruz, Nathan Ake and Lewis Baker were all named as substitutes having been called up from the youth team. Norwich, meanwhile, were able to hand starts to Marc Tierney, Elliott Bennett and James Vaughan, who have all played for the first team. === First half === Lucas Piazon threatened inside the first five minutes when he weaved his way into the Norwich penalty area following a clever exchange between Todd Kane and Conor Clifford, but the Brazilian was crowded out before he could get his shot away. Aziz Deen-Conteh then had to be alert a minute later at the other end, making a timely interception to stop Vaughan as the striker broke free. It was Chelsea making the most of the early running, but the home side were defending well and looking dangerous on the counter attack as they looked to utilise the pace of Vaughan. Russell then had to race to the edge of our box in order to clear the danger after a sloppy back pass by Conor Clifford almost resulted in a great chance for Aaron Wilbraham. Chelsea took the lead in the 23rd minute with a swift, impressive break that left the Norwich defenders chasing shadows. Jacob Mellis picked the ball up deep inside our half before playing it out to Piazon on the left, who played a devastating exchange of passes with Mitrovic, before calmly slotting the ball past Jed Steer to break the deadlock and score his second reserve goal of the season. Piazon was becoming a real threat, and only a well-timed tackle on the edge of the Norwich box by Taylor McKenzie prevented him from doubling our advantage. Norwich were almost level, however, in the 31st minute, but we had George Saville to thank after the defender smartly read the danger and cleared from Vaughan following a mistake by Russell in the Blues goal. Chalobah was the first name into the referee's book in the 39th minute following a late lunge on Wilbraham, and it needed a good defensive header by Saville to clear the resulting free kick. The Blues captain was in the thick of the action two minutes later again when he cleared Wilbraham's header off the line as it appeared to be dipping into the bottom corner. The hosts were beginning to look threatening as the clock ticked towards half time and it required some resolute defending by Drummy's side in order to maintain the lead. === Second half === It was the worst possible start to the second half for the Blues, as Vaughan equalised for Norwich inside two minutes of the restart. Bennett's free kick from out on the right was teasing, and as the Blues defenders dithered, the striker reacted quickest to power his header past Russell. Russell then had to save well down low to his left from Simon Lappin's free kick as the home side looked to seize the initiative following their leveller. Drummy made his first substitution of the evening in the 55th minute, replacing the largely ineffective Mitrovic with Feruz as he looked to inject a spark to the Blues' attack. Norwich's domination paid off in the 57th minute when Wilbraham evaded Kane to cross to the back post, where right-back Richard Brindley arrived to strike a powerful drive into the bottom corner. It was a woeful start to the second half by the Blues, and Drummy, clearly unhappy what he was seeing, attempted to shore things up by replacing Conor Clifford with Nathan Ake. Chelsea were offering very little in the way of goal threats, with a Milan Lalkovic effort that was easily saved the closest we came to getting back in the game. It was 3-1 in the 66th minute when substitute Jamar Loza burst to the edge of the Blues box without being challenged, and while his effort came back off the post, Loza was first to react, firing past Russell to put the home side firmly in the ascendancy. Substitute Feruz hauled us back into the game, though, when he expertly got in front of his marker to head home from Deen-Conteh's cross in the 72nd minute to ensure a tense finish to the match. After a relatively uninspiring first half, the game had sprung into life, and Feruz's goal, while against the run of play, appeared to galvanise his teammates as they pressed for an equaliser. The Blues were level in the 78th minute when Feruz scored with an absolute rasping effort from the edge of the box that flew in off the post, after brilliant build-up play from Lalkovic and Clifford. It was a truly stunning strike from the youngster that even had sections of a somewhat hostile home crowd applauding its brilliance. Drummy's decision to introduce Feruz was proving to be an inspired one, and with ten minutes left to play this really was a game that could go either way. Norwich almost won it in stoppage time when Wilbraham arrived at the far post, only to see his header bounce back off the post. The striker was first to the rebound but Russell pulled off a magnificent stop before the striker fired another effort over the bar. Chelsea (4-3-3): James Russell Todd Kane Nathaniel Chalobah (c) George Saville Aziz Deen-Conteh Jacob Mellis Conor Clifford Billy Clifford (Rohan Ince 85) (Nathan Ake 59) Milan Lalkovic Marko Mitrovic Lucas Piazon (Islam Feruz 55) Unused subs: Mitchell Beeney, Lewis Baker. Norwich City (4-4-2): Jed Steer, Richard Brindley, Simon Lappin, Elliott Ward (c) (Jamar Loza 60), Marc Tierney (Harry Toffolo 71); Elliott Bennett, Taylor McKenzie, Matt Ball, Josh Dawkin; James Vaughan (Harry Barker 60), Aaron Wilbraham. Unused subs: Remi Matthews, Michael Clunan. -- ＫＴＢＦＦＨ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.47.7.179