http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/11/ under-21s-report--chelsea-v-liverpool.html Under-21s report: Chelsea 4 Liverpool 0 Sun 8 Nov 2015 Chelsea Under-21s recorded a third win of the season over their rivals from Merseyside following an impressive display at Cobham this afternoon (Sunday). In front of a watching Jose Mourinho, it took 41 minutes for us to find the breakthrough as Bertrand Traore headed in a dangerous free-kick at the back post, before a brilliant spell at the start of the second half settled the contest. Ruben Loftus-Cheek netted a wonderful individual goal 10 seconds after kick-off before two goals in a minute from Tammy Abraham, the first from the penalty spot, sealed the win. Adi Viveash made five changes from the side that were beaten by Tottenham last time out, with Loftus-Cheek coming into the team for a first Under-21 appearance of the season. Traore, Ola Aina and Jamal Blackman also started. Blackman was protected by a back four of Aina, Fikayo Tomori, Dion Conroy and Jay Dasilva, while Loftus-Cheek started in the number 10 midfield role supporting Abraham in attack. Traore and Charly Musonda lined up wide-right and wide-left respectively, with captain Charlie Colkett and Kyle Scott playing in central midfield. Before the game, players from both sides were joined on the field by a number of our junior sides as we marked Remembrance Sunday alongside paying tribute to our former manager and long-time supporter of youth development at the club, Bobby Campbell, who was a regular watching Academy games and training right up until his death on Friday at the age of 78. The Blues were the better side for much of the opening half and, although chances were fashioned intermittently, they remained generally limited. Liverpool defender Joe Maguire collected a booking with just three minutes on the watch for a late challenge on Loftus-Cheek, though Colkett's inswinging free-kick was comfortably headed clear, before visiting keeper Ryan Fulton was called into his first action of the afternoon. A promising move from Viveash's side fashioned a sight at goal for Loftus-Cheek and his low strike was arrowing towards the bottom corner until the keeper's intervention, a flailing right boot diverting the ball away from danger. The hosts continued to carve out the better opportunities, with a shot from Aina deflected behind and then Traore blazing over the bar following a neat cutback from Loftus-Cheek. Liverpool squandered a decent opportunity to test Blackman after Conroy had conceded a free-kick 20 yards out, with Harry Wilson's attempt flying wide, before enterprising play from Musonda helped tee up Traore to strike a rising drive just over. Reds captain Dan Cleary ought to have headed his side in front six minutes before the break as Alex O'Hanlon's inswinging free-kick found his well-timed run but he could not make enough contact in the air, before the Blues scored an almost identical goal down the other end. Colkett created the danger with his delivery from the dead-ball and Traore escaped from his marker at the back post to nod beyond Fulton and send us in to the break with a slender but deserved advantage. The game was then put to bed in seven blistering second-half minutes after the restart as the home side netted three times. The first of that trio of goals came just 10 seconds after kick-off as Loftus-Cheek picked up the ball and drove powerfully forward from midfield, beating three defenders before slotting the ball through the legs of Fulton. It was 3-0 five minutes later as the referee pointed to the spot for a push in the back of Scott and Abraham stepped up from 12 yards, placing his finish into the bottom right corner beyond the dive of the goalkeeper. The dazzling Musonda then capped a remarkable restart by skipping away from two challenges down the left flank before producing a perfect low centre with the outside of his boot that handed the supporting Abraham a close-range finish for his eight goal of the campaign. Traore tested Fulton but his shot lacked power before Adam Phillips went close with a couple of free-kick efforts down the other end, the first flying inches over and the second cleared after a deflection off the wall. Abraham then went close to completing his hat-trick with a brilliant effort that the goalkeeper tipped on to the crossbar before Fulton denied Traore with an impressive low stop at his front post. Substitute Dan Trickett-Smith saw a looping header land on the top of Blackman's net but the goalkeeper and his defence were determined not to be beaten as the team recorded a clean sheet for the first time since the opening game of the season. The Under-21s return to action in the league in three weeks when they host Sunderland at Aldershot on Monday 30 November. Chelsea Jamal Blackman Ola Aina Fikayo Tomori Dion Conroy Jay Dasilva Kyle Scott Charlie Colkett (c) (Reece Mitchell 68) Bertrand Traore Ruben Loftus-Cheek Charly Musonda Tammy Abraham (Miro Muheim 79) Unused subs - Bradley Collins, Ali Suljic, Kevin Wright Scorers - Traore 41; Loftus-Cheek 46; Abraham (pen) 51, 52 Booked - Colkett Liverpool Ryan Fulton, Corey Whelan, Joe Maguire, Dan Cleary (c), Tom Brewitt, Pedro Chirivella, Harry Wilson, Adam Phillips (Jack Dunn 66), Jerome Sinclair, Alex O'Hanlon, Madger Gomes (Dan Trickett-Smith 66) Unused subs - Will Marsh, Andy Firth, Jack Dunn, Dan Trickett-Smith, Matty Virtue Booked - Maguire, Chirivella Referee - Antony Coggins Pictures courtesy of Mark Sandom. -- PTT Chelsea 名言錄推 heavygauge:wryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 36.231.132.192 ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1446987766.A.673.html

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