Chelsea 1 - 0 Newcastle Utd - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Chelsea 1 - 0 Newcastle Utd

Jorginho - Havertz 89'

3 Shots on Target 2
5 Shots off Target 5
7 Corners 2
17 Fouls 16
3 Offsides 6
2 Saves 2
4 Yellow Cards 3
73% Possession 27%









Cards
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Kai Havertz 39' 50' Jacob Murphy
Hakim Ziyech 58' 80' Bruno Guimaraes
Mateo Kovacic 87' 90+2' Dwight Gayle
Antonio Rudiger 90+1'





球場: Stamford Bridge, London
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開賽: 14:00 Sun, 13 Mar 2022
主裁: David Coote



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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2022/03/14/
the-debrief--more-late-drama-as-attacking-subs-pay-off

The Debrief: More late drama as attacking subs pay off

14 Mar 2022


Not for the first time in recent weeks a late goal decided a game in
Chelsea's favour, and here we dissect the gritty victory over Newcastle
with the help of data and statistics.


https://i.imgur.com/tYGxlNQ.png


The Blues secured a fifth league win in a row courtesy of Kai Havertz's
sumptuous touch and finish from Jorginho's defence-splitting pass with
just a minute of normal time remaining. We remain comfortably cemented in
third place in the Premier League table.


== Blues show battling qualities ==


Since the return of club football at the start of February, Chelsea have
now scored late goals in six matches, with five of those turning possible
draws into victories.


There were extra-time winners against Plymouth and Palmeiras, before Hakim
Ziyech netted an 89th-minute decider at Crystal Palace. Romelu Lukaku
completed a turnaround at Luton Town with less than a quarter-of-an-hour
remaining, and in our two most recent league games Havertz has scored in
the 90th minute, sealing success at Norwich, and then the 89th to help us
edge past Newcastle.


https://i.imgur.com/6w41tda.jpg
Havertz's winner stemmed from patient play between Jorginho and Rudiger


It is proof that even when Chelsea are not at our fluid best, we are
remaining positive and patient until the closing stages, primed to take
any late opportunities that come our way.


== Subs prove pivotal ==


A big reason for that is Thomas Tuchel's in-game management. Having
started with a 4-3-3 against Newcastle's deep 4-5-1, the boss switched to
a 3-4-3 during the second half and finished the game with Christian
Pulisic as a wing-back, hunting three points at the risk of losing one.


https://i.imgur.com/2awmt59.jpg
We almost completely shut out Newcastle


The earlier introduction of Romelu Lukaku and Mateo Kovacic on the hour
proved critical to us finding a way through the visitors' stubborn
rearguard.


The presence of Lukaku in attack gave the Geordies an extra figurehead to
worry about, and it was no coincidence our three on-target efforts fell to
Havertz in the final quarter-hour of the game.


Meanwhile Kovacic was a bundle of energy in midfield, breaking Newcastle's
lines and driving us forward. He had 30 touches of the ball and was in
possession for a total of 3.1 per cent of the game, both figures only
marginally lower than those recorded by the man he replaced, Mason Mount.
His passing accuracy of 92 per cent was bettered only by three players.


https://i.imgur.com/AwJ0Dq7.jpg
Kovacic was busy in the opposition half


In the final 30 minutes our possession was 79.1 per cent (higher than our
overall 72.8 per cent) as we pinned Newcastle back and finally found a way
through.


== Havertz the hero again ==


Ziyech, with one of a game-high three key passes he made, had come close
to supplying a superb assist for Havertz, whose header was saved.
Thankfully there was still time for Jorginho to find the German's run.


https://twitter.com/OptaJoe/status/1503041927016587272
3 - Kai Havertz has scored in three consecutive Premier League appearances
for the first time, while in all competitions he's had a hand in six goals
in his last five games (5 goals, 1 assist). Central.


N'Golo Kante, as dynamic as ever all game with three dribbles and four
tackles won, then nearly registered an assist of his own, only for Havertz
to be denied by a combination of Martin Dubravka and the woodwork.


The three Havertz chances epitomise the different threats he poses –
aerially, in tight spaces in the box, and running in behind. As his season
goes from strength to strength, it was fitting a goal of such outstanding
quality separated the sides at Stamford Bridge.

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