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Chelsea Here Chelsea There: Gallagher headlines in Manchester,
controversial red card for Ampadu and assist for Ballo

01 Nov 2021


In the latest round-up of the action for those Chelsea players out on
loan, Conor Gallagher was back on the scoresheet in a big Premier League
upset, while Ethan Ampadu found himself on the wrong end of a bizarre red
card in Serie A…


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There was only one Gallagher celebrating a headline performance at the
Etihad this weekend and that was our 21-year-old midfielder Conor, who is
enjoying an excellent start to life under Patrick Vieira at Crystal
Palace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJ-dkT03E6E 蓋拉格先助攻再進球


The Eagles claimed their first win in six in extraordinary circumstances,
condemning the champions to a first home defeat since Chelsea won there in
early May. Gallagher was involved throughout, in both the hustle and
bustle of the match action as well as the key moments of the game.


It was his eagerness that pinched possession from Aymeric Laporte inside
five minutes to set Wilfried Zaha running clear, the forward doing the
rest with a low finish steered into the bottom corner for an early lead.


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Gallagher fires in a late second for Palace at the Etihad


City were below par and things got worse for Pep Guardiola's men when
Laporte was sent off in first-half stoppage time for a last-man foul on
Zaha. Despite Gabriel Jesus squeezing in an equaliser on the hour mark,
the VAR offside lines saved Palace before Gallagher wrapped up the scoring
two minutes from time.


The Surrey-born youngster arrived from nowhere to provide support to a
late break, taking a pass from Michael Olise before crashing his finish
past Ederson via the inside of the post. It was his fifth Premier League
goal involvement of the campaign (three goals, two assists), more than in
30 appearances on loan at West Brom last term.


In Serie A, Ethan Ampadu was on the receiving end of a bizarre red card in
Venezia's 2-1 home defeat at the hands of Salernitana. The Welsh
international had only entered the fray at half-time and soon stretched to
reach a ball that risked slipping away from his control, though the tackle
appeared clean and barely worthy of a foul.


https://twitter.com/VeneziaFC_EN/status/1453374736491335685 這樣也紅...


Yet the Italian officials, renowned this season for being harsher than
their counterparts elsewhere in Europe, deemed it worthy of a red,
reducing the Lagunari to 10 men for the final quarter of the game. Their
frustration was compounded further at the concession of a stoppage-time
winner.


It meant the versatile defender was suspended for Venezia's 0-0 draw this
weekend with Genoa, a result that leaves them two positions and one point
above the drop zone.


Elsewhere in Italy, Tiemoue Bakayoko came on for the final 25 minutes as
AC Milan beat Torino 1-0 in midweek courtesy of a close-range finish from
former Blues striker Olivier Giroud. The midfielder then entered for the
final 15 minutes to help Milan see out a 2-1 win in the Eternal City
against Jose Mourinho's Roma courtesy of a brace from Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Rossoneri continue to keep pace with Napoli at the top of Serie A, the
two now seven clear of third-placed Inter.


Emerson Palmieri and Lyon closed the gap on the top four in Ligue 1 with
an important win against high-flying Lens. The Italian defender featured
throughout for Les Gones as they steadied their faltering start to the
season courtesy of goals from Karl Toko Ekambi and Houssem Aouar.


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Emerson in action against Lens


Slightly further afield, Michy Batshuayi started for Besiktas in a big 2-1
victory over Galatasaray in the Turkish Super Lig at the start of the
week. A brace from his strike partner Cyle Larin did the damage in
Istanbul, though the Black Eagles were unable to capitalise on that later
in the week as they fell to a defeat at title-chasing Hatayspor. Batshuayi
was forced off early in that, lasting just 24 minutes.


Tino Anjorin returned to the side for a pair of victories for Lokomotiv
Moscow in the Russian Premier League, firstly from the bench in a 2-1
victory over Sochi before he started another win by the same scoreline
against Nizhny Novgorod. Lokomotiv still trail league leaders Zenit St
Peterburg by five points.


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Anjorin has settled in quickly in Russia


In Austria, Thierno Ballo claimed an assist for Rapid Vienna in a 3-0 cup
win at Amstetten in midweek, before coming off the bench for the final 18
minutes in a 3-2 league victory against LASK.


Also in cup action but with less success was Kenedy, whose Flamengo side
were knocked out of the Copa do Brasil at the semi-final stage after a 3-0
second-leg defeat at the hands of Athletico Paranaense. The winger played
the latter stages of that loss but was unused in the winning return to
league action this weekend.


In the Slovenian second tier, Karlo Ziger kept goal for Rudar Velenje in a
2-1 home defeat to Ilirija.


Three of our players on loan in the Championship currently occupy
positions in the play-off places as the second tier campaign nears a third
of the way through.


Jake Clarke-Salter and Ian Maatsen are up to fourth with Coventry City
following a comfortable win away at Hull City. The defensive duo played
the full game in Yorkshire and were rarely troubled by the Tigers as they
claimed a first victory in four by a 1-0 scoreline.


Meanwhile, Levi Colwill and Huddersfield Town are a place and three points
further back after a 1-0 win of their own against Millwall. Colwill
returned to the left side of their three-man defence after missing last
weekend's defeat at Bournemouth. The 18-year-old has helped the Terriers
keep seven clean sheets in his 12 appearances to date this season.


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Colwill in Huddersfield action


Danny Drinkwater and Baba Rahman both retained their spots in the Reading
starting line-up but were unable to prevent the Royals going down 2-0 to
league leaders Bournemouth.


In League One, Jamie Cumming's smooth transition up a league continued as
he kept Accrington Stanley at bay for a Gillingham side just about keeping
their heads above water in the third tier.


The Gills are a place behind AFC Wimbledon, for whom Henry Lawrence
started twice this week. His midweek run-out came in central midfield in
the EFL Trophy, where the Dons were beaten 2-0 by Crystal Palace's
Under-21s. He was then at left-back for a 1-0 loss at Cambridge United in
the league.

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