[情報] U21 - Chelsea 4 - 3 Liverpool

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U21聯賽第19輪精華 http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/05/ under-21s-report--chelsea-4-liverpool-3.html Under-21s report: Chelsea 4 Liverpool 3 Thu 7 May 2015 Our Under-21s closed the gap on league leaders Manchester United to three points, with a game in hand, as they came from behind to beat second-placed Liverpool. A hat-trick from Dominic Solanke and a brilliant strike from Alex Kiwomya proved the difference, although Jerome Sinclair's header had put the visitors in front early on. Three goals in 17 minutes turned the game around as Solanke struck twice and Kiwomya fired in off the underside of the bar, although the Reds reduced the deficit seven minutes into the second half through Cameron Brannagan. The Blues were forced into some strong defending to preserve the lead before Solanke completed his treble and sealed the points with a wonderful improvised finish. Harry Wilson grabbed a consolation goal in injury time but we defended well to seal all three points in our fourth consecutive victory. Adi Viveash's side will host West Ham at Stamford Bridge and travel to Sunderland and Norwich in their final three league games, as their bid to retain the title continues into the final weeks of the campaign. == Team news == Viveash made five changes from the side that beat Fulham 3-1 on Monday, with Bradley Collins, Andreas Christensen, Charlie Colkett, Izzy Brown and Kiwomya all coming into the team. Brown and Kiwomya provided the wide support for striker Solanke, while Colkett and captain Jordan Houghton joined Charly Musonda in midfield. Fikayo Tomori, Jake Clarke-Salter and Ola Aina lined up alongside Christensen in the back four, protecting Collins in goal. == First half == After a fairly quiet opening to the game, two goals in four minutes brought the clash between fourth and second in the Under-21 Premier League to life. The deadlock was broken by the young Reds after 12 minutes as Sinclair planted a simple header beyond Collins following a deep, in-swinging Ryan Kent corner from the left. It may have been a soft goal to concede but the Blues were not behind for long. Springing quickly from defence to attack, Houghton slid a perfect pass forward for Solanke and the 17-year-old striker was clear in behind the visitors' backline. The forward demonstrated all the confidence of someone with three goals in his last two games, rounding goalkeeper Ryan Fulton and slotting the ball into the back of the net for his 39th goal of another impressive campaign. The game settled down again with the action moving to the midfield battleground as both sides looked to gain a hold. However, another four-minute salvo saw Viveash's side establish a two-goal lead with 33 minutes on the clock. Solanke grabbed his second, and 40th of the season, in an identical fashion to his first as he beat the offside trap, accelerated in behind and took the ball around Fulton before poking into an unguarded goal. Collins made an important stop from Jerome Sinclair down the other end but minutes later it was 3-1 as the ball fell invitingly in the box for Kiwomya and the wideman rifled an unstoppable drive past Fulton and into the back of the net via the underside of the crossbar. The home keeper saved again, this time from Brannagan, before Lloyd Jones headed off-target as Liverpool provided a reminder of their threat in the final minutes of the half. == Second half == The Reds restarted brightly and Kent's curling free-kick was pushed over the bar by Collins before the goalkeeper clawed away the following corner. However, he could do nothing to keep out Brannagan's effort moments later as the midfielder skipped away from a challenge and found the bottom corner with a neat finish. Brannagan had an excellent chance to level the scores as Kent escaped down the left flank and drove the ball low into the box, however he stumbled at the crucial moment and the chance was gone. Colkett's drive from distance deflected behind and substitute Kasey Palmer's free-kick was gathered routinely by Fulton before Liverpool came close again. Wilson, introduced at the interval by Michael Beale, latched on to a long ball forward and lobbed the stranded Collins, although his effort flew narrowly wide of the target. Kent then cut inside Tomori and struck a fierce effort that flew inches past the far post before Collins denied Brannagan again, this time with his feet. Those saves proved significant as Solanke completed his hat-trick with 14 minutes remaining. Substitute Jeremie Boga escaped in behind down the right flank and pulled an inviting centre back for the lurking striker, who produced a wonderful back-flick finish from close range. The visitors pulled back a consolation in stoppage time as Wilson turned the ball past Collins at the back post however Viveash's boys held strong to see the game out and secure all three points. == Reaction == Assistant manager Andy Myers reflected after the game on a performance full of character and grit from the players. Speaking to the official Chelsea website, he said: 'We started a little bit slowly in the first half but then we improved and started to impose ourselves on the game. 'In the second half we had to dig deep and show character to grind out the result because it wasn't easy and Liverpool are a good team. Winning is a part of development and you want the players playing in environments where it's about winning football matches.' Myers also had praise for Solanke, who took his goalscoring tally for the season to 41 with a hat-trick on the night. 'Obviously it's a team effort but you have to give full credit to Dom because he's had an unbelievable season in front of goal. Not only that, he's grown as the season has gone on and improved on the little things we've been working on like his back-to-goal play. His goalscoring is always there and his third goal tonight reminded me a bit of Lewis Baker's goal at Arsenal last season; he had to improvise like all top goalscorers know how to do.' Solanke himself reflected on his goal total and a hat-trick that helps keep the team firmly in the race for the Under-21 title. 'It's an amazing achievement for me personally. I had a good year last season and now I've doubled my goal tally this season so I'm really pleased.' Our Under-21s return to action on Monday (11 May) with a trip to the Stadium of Light to take on Sunderland. Before then, our Under-18s play at Aldershot this Saturday (9 May) as they host Manchester City, with entry free to all. Chelsea: Bradley Collins Fikayo Tomori Andreas Christensen Jake Clarke-Salter Ola Aina Jordan Houghton (c) Charlie Colkett Alex Kiwomya Charly Musonda Izzy Brown (Tammy Abraham 75) (Jeremie Boga 62) (Kasey Palmer 62) Dominic Solanke Unused subs - Mitchell Beeney, Dion Conroy Scorers - Solanke 16, 29, 76; Kiwomya 33 Booked - Houghton Liverpool: Ryan Fulton, Connor Randall, Joe Maguire, Jordan Williams, Lloyd Jones (Sergi Canos 75), Kevin Stewart, Ryan Kent, Alex O'Hanlon (Harry Wilson h/t), Jerome Sinclair, Cameron Brannagan (Daniel Cleary 89), Sheyi Ojo Unused subs - Dan Trickett-Smith, Andy Firth Scorers - Sinclair 12; Brannagan 52 Booked - Stewart By Sam Poplett Pictures courtesy of Mark Sandom and Ian Morsman -- PTT Chelsea 名言錄推 heavygauge:wryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 36.231.151.43 ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1431020105.A.ED7.html