[情報] 英超國際盃 - Tottenham 2 - 5 Chelsea

看板Chelsea作者JamesCaesar (首席百人隊長)時間10年前 (2016/01/29 06:31)推噓1(1推 0噓 2→)

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英超國際盃八強戰 https://twitter.com/CFCTransfers/status/692815935464460288 埃納50碼射門.... https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2016/01/ under-21s-report--tottenham-v-chelsea0.html Under-21s report: Tottenham 2 Chelsea 5 Thu 28 Jan 2016 Chelsea Under-21s booked themselves a place in the semi-finals of the Premier League International Cup with victory over Tottenham. The young Blues stormed into a 3-0 lead within 35 minutes as goals from Reece Mitchell, Kasey Palmer and an amazing long-range strike from Ola Aina gave Andy Myers's side a commanding half-time advantage. Despite Tottenham bringing life to the game with two goals after the restart, the visitors sealed their passage to the last four when Tammy Abraham bagged a brace late on. There were five changes from the side that started at the same ground against the same opponents 17 days previously in a thrilling 5-4 league victory. Aina and Kevin Wright returned to the back four alongside captain Fankaty Dabo and Jake Clarke-Salter, the latter having scored the stoppage-time winner in the meeting earlier in the month. Jordan Houghton, recently returned from a loan spell at Gillingham, lined up alongside Josimar Quintero in central midfield, with Charlie Wakefield, Palmer and Mitchell providing the attacking support for Abraham. Bradley Collins continued in goal. The visitors dominated proceedings from the start and raced into a two-goal lead within the opening 10 minutes. Abraham fired a warning sign early on with an improvised overhead kick that brought a routine stop from goalkeeper Tom Glover, though the Spurs stopper could do little to prevent the opener moments later. The hosts had already been caught out twice trying to play out from the back and this time they were punished ruthlessly as Houghton stole possession and fed Mitchell, who rifled his drive into the back of the net from the edge of the box via the underside of the bar. Our advantage was doubled four minutes later as Palmer netted his 11th goal of the season in style, jinxing beyond two defenders before producing a cultured side-foot finish inside the far post that once again left Glover helpless. The game soon settled after the frantic start and clear-cut chances were limited as the hosts tried to play their way back into the tie. Clarke-Salter headed straight at Glover from a right-sided free-kick and Abraham prodded narrowly wide before the Blues made it 3-0 in spectacular fashion 10 minutes before the break. Aina picked up the ball just inside our half, took aim at goal from the halfway line and watched as his looping effort flew into the top corner beyond the despairing dive of the goalkeeper. It was the 19-year-old defender's second goal of the season and without doubt the most memorable of his Academy career. There was work to do for Collins as the interval loomed and he stood tall to save from Emmanuel Sonupe as the wideman advanced down the right flank, preserving our three-goal lead. Tottenham restarted brightly as Miller fired over with a good opportunity before a flurry of Spurs corners and blocked shots from within the 18-yard box followed. Ugo Ehiogu's side soon reduced the scoreline deficit with 54 minutes on the clock as Walkes's deflected drive beat Collins at the near post. The goal gave them hope but also handed the Blues an opportunity to hurt their opponents on the break. Wakefield was denied by an excellent stop as Glover utilised his feet to kick the winger's low effort away from danger, while Palmer fired over after taking a smart pass from Quintero under his control with a neat first touch. The home side were enjoying their best attacking spell of the game as Collins denied Walker-Peters with a smart low stop and Anthony Georgiou volleyed over after Walkes's cross from the left. They were soon celebrating a second goal that teed up a grandstand finale as Miller headed a deep delivery back across goal and Collins was unable to keep it out. A few nervy moments followed at the back, though Abraham calmed any lingering doubts with a late brace, the first a simple finish from close range to convert Dabo's low centre and the second an effort that squirmed beyond Glover at the near post in stoppage time. They were the 18-year-old striker's 20th and 21st goals of the season and meant our youngsters struck five away at Spurs for the second time in three weeks. The result means the young Blues progress from the quarter-finals, where the three remaining ties see Sunderland take on PSV Eindhoven, Benfica face Porto and Villarreal meet Athletic Bilbao. The Under-21s return to action in the Under-21 Premier League this Sunday 31 January when they travel to take on league leaders Sunderland for an 11.45am kick-off. Before then, our youth team have the opportunity to seal the southern league title with victory against second-placed Reading on Saturday 30 January. == Manager reaction == Andy Myers, who is taking charge of the team in this competition, watched a game of fluctuating fortunes but was pleased with the resilience from the players that set-up a strong finish to the encounter. 'It was a tale of two halves,' he told the official Chelsea website. 'We had the first half and we said at half-time it was important that we don't concede early in the second half but we did and Spurs got their tails up. They had a go at us, got the second goal and we had to dig deep and keep defending but credit to the boys for staying in there. To get our third goal against the run of play took the wind out of their sails and we went on to win. 'The game opened up in the second half and there was a lot of space for both teams, sometimes too much, but if Tammy gets that space you fancy him to score and his second was a very good finish. 'I am pleased with the boys' application and when we start these competitions, although it is development we want to win them.' Chelsea Bradley Collins Fankaty Dabo (c) Ola Aina Jake Clarke-Salter Kevin Wright Jordan Houghton Josimar Quintero (Ruben Sammut 74) (Kyle Scott 69) Charlie Wakefield Kasey Palmer Reece Mitchell (Dion Conroy 80) Tammy Abraham Unused subs - Ike Ugbo, Nathan Baxter, Jay Dasilva Scorers - Mitchell 6; Palmer 10; Aina 35; Abraham 87, 90+4 Booked - Clarke-Salter Tottenham Tom Glover, Kyle Walker-Peters, Joe Pritchard (Nathan Oduwa 74), Filip Lesniak (Cy Goddard 63), Christian Maghoma, Milos Veljkovic (c), Emmanuel Sonupe, Luke Amos, William Miller, Anton Walkes, Anthony Georgiou Unused subs - Harry Voss, Chris Paul Scorers - Walkes 54; Miller 72 Booked - Amos Referee - Josh Smith Pictures courtesy of Dan Davies and Tom Jacobs. -- http://jamescaesar.pixnet.net/album/photo/110781933 永遠以摸過它為榮 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 36.231.159.149 ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1454020271.A.9B6.html