Chelsea 5 - 1 Chesterfield - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

Chelsea 5 - 1 Chesterfield

Werner 6' 80' Akwasi Asante
Pulisic - Hudson-Odoi 18'
Hall - Lukaku 20'
Christensen 39'
Ziyech (pen) 55'

11 Shots on Target 3
13 Shots off Target 5
3 Corners 1
5 Fouls 13
1 Offsides 1
2 Saves 6
1 Yellow Cards 1
80% Possession 20%







Cards
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Saul Niguez 8' 29' Jeff King





球場: Stamford Bridge, London
觀眾: 39,795
開賽: 17:30 Sat, 08 Jan 2022
主裁: Jarred Gillet




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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2022/01/09/
the-debrief--professional-blues-secure-big-cup-win-as-hall-makes

The Debrief: Professional Blues secure big cup win as Hall makes history

09 Jan 2022


There was to be no giant-killing at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, as the
Blues put in a thoroughly professional job to see off National League side
Chesterfield in the FA Cup third round.


https://i.imgur.com/RC4IHZ4.png


Chelsea put our non-league opponents to the sword in a commanding 5-1
victory, with goals from Timo Werner, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Romelu Lukaku,
Andreas Christensen and Hakim Ziyech ensuring our place in the fourth
round.


Thomas Tuchel showed plenty of respect to our lower league visitors, and
to the competition itself, by naming a strong side and here we take a
closer look at the match statistics and talking points…


== Professional job ==


Tuchel stated in his pre-match press conference that there are 'no such
things as an easy game in football' and explained that he would respect
Chesterfield and the oldest cup competition in club football.


He certainly backed that statement up with the side he selected, with a
very strong starting XI named. Only Lewis Hall had previously not tasted
senior football, while Marcus Bettinelli was the other not to have
featured for Chelsea before.


The Blues completely controlled the contest, enjoying 80 per cent of the
possession and recording a huge 24 shots at Scott Loach in the Spirerites
goal.


https://i.imgur.com/WRdmVSd.jpg
Ziyech was one of a number of senior players selected in a strong starting
line-up


11 of those were on target, with five finding the net as we safely booked
our passage into the next round.


== Ruthless attacking ==


Not only did we pepper the Chesterfield goal but what was interesting was
that the efforts were being shared out throughout the team and coming from
all areas of the pitch.


We had five different goalscorers – four of which came in the first
half – and that almost became six when Kai Havertz turned home Werner's
cross, before seeing the flag raised for the former and the goal being
chalked off.


https://i.imgur.com/XsbrXhU.jpg
How Callum's goal went in


That was the first time we have scored five goals in an FA Cup match since
February 2016 against Manchester City, a game which also saw five
different scorers on that occasion too.


== Hall makes history ==


Lewis Hall was handed his Chelsea debut by Tuchel and the 17-year-old
certainly didn't look out of place among the more senior star names
alongside him.


Hall, who is a versatile left-sided player, was selected at left
centre-back and formed part of a defensive line with Christensen and
Malang Sarr.


https://i.imgur.com/0gp3Vjh.jpg
Hall impressed on his debut


The youngster was solid defensively – making two strong tackles and
winning four of his aerial duels - but it was his composure on the ball
and attacking intent that really caught the eye, most notably his
rampaging run and assist for Lukaku's goal.


Hall becomes the youngest Chelsea player to start an FA Cup game for the
club, aged just 17 years and 122 days – that's three days younger than
the previous holder of that record, Ethan Ampadu, when he started against
Norwich at the same stage of the competition in 2018.


Three other Chelsea players were younger when they played their first FA
Cup game but all entered the action as substitutes. They were Michael
Woods [16 years, 275 days v Macclesfield in 2007], Hudson-Odoi [17 years,
82 days v Newcastle in 2018] and Ray Wilkins [17 years, 113 days v QPR in
1974].


== Worth the wait ==


A little, but certainly significant, footnote to this tie was the
introduction of Lewis Baker as a second-half substitute, coming on for his
second Chelsea appearance – over eight years after his first. The
midfielder has been contracted to the Blues throughout that time.


https://i.imgur.com/PpgXNGk.jpg
Baker wins a header on his long-awaited return to the Chelsea side


The Academy graduate entered the action in place of another of the Cobham
production line in Christensen, slotting in at right centre-back. It's not
a position he is unfamiliar with, having featured there in pre-season and
in some PL2 games.


The appearance was Lewis's first for the Blues since appearing against
Derby County in 2014, which was also an FA Cup third round tie, eight
years and three days ago.


== Good omens? ==


After two consecutive FA Cup final defeats, could this be third time lucky
for the Blues?


It's still early days and no one inside the Chelsea camp will be getting
carried away, but the last time we led a game by four or more goals at
half-time was against Hull City – again in this competition – back in
February 2018.


We would go on, of course, to win the competition later that season thanks
to Eden Hazard's winner against Manchester United in the final. Dare to
dream?

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