Chelsea 2 - 1 Palmeiras - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Chelsea 2 - 1 Palmeiras

Hudson-Odoi - Lukaku 54' 64' (pen) Raphael Veiga
Havertz (pen) 117'

3 Shots on Target 3
19 Shots off Target 8
7 Corners 3
22 Fouls 19
0 Offsides 4
2 Saves 1
1 Yellow Cards 3
0 Red Cards 1
70% Possession 30%








Cards
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Kai Havertz 118' 105' Wesley
115' Luan
116' Eduard Atuesta
120+6' Luan



球場: Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi
觀眾: 32,871
開賽: 16:30 Sat, 12 Feb 2022
主裁: Chris Beath




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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2022/02/13/
the-debrief--king-kai-reigns-again-as-blues-wear-down-palmeiras-

The Debrief: King Kai reigns again as Blues wear down Palmeiras to win gold

13 Feb 2022


Our statistical analysis of the FIFA Club World Cup final takes a closer
look at the key numbers and talking points…


https://i.imgur.com/Yt9BAAS.png


Patience and persistence were required in the desert heat of Abu Dhabi but
our quality finally told at the end of an attritional two hours as Chelsea
were crowned Club World Cup champions.


Just like in Porto at the Champions League final nine months previously,
Kai Havertz struck the decisive blow, this time from the penalty spot to
prevent the need for spot-kicks to separate the Blues and Palmeiras.


Romelu Lukaku had headed us in front early in the second half but Thiago
Silva was penalised for handball not long after, handing his countrymen
the opportunity to quickly regain parity. With Thomas Tuchel's side
pushing, the pressure finally paid off with another handball penalty
decision, this time in our favour, handing Havertz the chance to make
history again.


== Flying Kai! ==


The final match statistics were heavily weighted in our favour but the
scoreboard had us in front for just 13 minutes of the contest, with
Havertz's penalty coming at the perfect moment and leaving Palmeiras no
time to strike back.


https://i.imgur.com/WZKO6CH.jpg


The German stayed cool under pressure to convert a crucial spot-kick and
register his sixth goal of the season, and his latest match-winning one in
a final.


His double dose of trophy-winning strikes also makes him the first player
to net the decisive goal in both the Champions League final and the
subsequent Club World Cup final since Lionel Messi for Barcelona in 2011.


https://i.imgur.com/yV3lLa1.jpg


The strike was the 22-year-old's solitary effort on target all night,
alongside three off target and one blocked. Our collective shot count
finished on 22, twice as many as our Brazilian opposition, although just
three of those were on target.


== Measured in the middle ==


Key to our control were the midfield duo of N'Golo Kante and Mateo
Kovacic, whose energy and efforts were relentless throughout. The
Frenchman made six tackles and one interception during the 120 minutes of
play, completing 89 per cent of his 105 passes.


https://i.imgur.com/a4wwWFZ.jpg


Meanwhile Kovacic, who was replaced at the start of extra-time, chipped in
with four tackles of his own and helped drive the team forward from the
centre of the field.


== Gold and Silva ==


Thiago Silva was named by FIFA as their Player of the Tournament shortly
after the final whistle and the veteran defender was a typically composed
presence at the back, emanating patience as we toiled in the face of a
plucky rearguard display from Palmeiras.


https://i.imgur.com/l6PjdJx.jpg
Thiago Silva was presented with the Player of the Tournament award


The 37-year-old arrived in west London two summers ago with an impressive
medal collection already but has since added three more club honours that
had previously evaded him.


In this game, he won all six of his duels, made three clearances and
blocked one shot, while even having three efforts on goal of his own. In
controlling the tempo, no player had more than his 150 touches.


== Rom doubles up ==


Lukaku enjoyed far less time on the ball but his touches tend to be more
impactful and the Belgian celebrated his second goal in four days at the
tournament with a planted header from Callum Hudson-Odoi's delivery.


It took the striker into double figures for the campaign and for the 10th
season running, taking him clear as our top marksman in all competitions,
with three months of 2021/22 still to play.


As for the man who picked him, Tuchel flew out just in time to take his
seat in the dugout and orchestrated yet another silverware-clinching
performance for the Blues. In 382 days in charge, the German has now won
the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup, with another
final in the League Cup to come at the end of the month.

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