U18 - West Bromwich 1 - 1 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSD-tZ6uaT0 U18聯賽第14輪精華
http://www.chelseafc.com/news-article/article/3578299/
YOUTH REPORT: WEST BROMWICH ALBION 1 CHELSEA 1
Posted on: Sun 15 Dec 2013
A Chelsea side half made up by Under-16s ended a busy week for the Academy
with a highly credible draw in the Midlands, with Chike Kandi (pictured)
scoring the equaliser after the home side took a second-half lead.
Following on from wins for the Under-19s in the UEFA Youth League on
Tuesday and for an older Under-18 selection in the FA Youth Cup on
Thursday, six schoolboys were drafted into the squad for the penultimate
league game before Christmas and five started.
In the defence, Tomori and Clarke-Salter are Under-16s with the latter
making his debut in an Under-18 fixture. Muleba played 90 minutes of the
Youth Cup win over Dartford and was was the only player who started on
Thursday and played again this weekend.
Sammut and Ali in midfield are both Under-16s while Colkett is returning
from injury and came on late in the Youth Cup match. Abraham in the front
three completed the Under-16 count.
The West Brom side were big and strong opposition but from the start
Chelsea were able to take control of the game, in contrast to last month's
visit to Leicester when another young side competed well physically but
struggled to get the ball down and play.
West Brom with a 4-4-1-1 shape dropped off and played quite deep so
Chelsea were able to move the ball around, but coming up against an
imposing block from the home side on the edge of their penalty area, found
it hard in the first half to find the quality needed in and around the box
to turn possession into clear chances.
In an indication of how the game was going, West Brom made all three of
their substitutions at half-time and Chelsea conceded a goal against the
run of play shortly after the restart. Following the setback, the
youthfulness of the team started to show and West Brom got the bit between
their teeth.
On the hour, Jordan Houghton who has had a long battle with injury was
introduced to the defence and his presence had a significant impact.
Chelsea went from being a side looking likely to concede again to one in
control again, with the addition of a second sub, Kasey Palmer, aiding in
that.
With just over 15 minutes to go, a break down the left led to the
equaliser. Gnahore had gone to left-back with a change of shape from 4-3-3
to a diamond midfield and he advanced and was played in by Abraham before
crossing. Kandi took the ball down well in the penalty area and finished
for his third youth team goal of the season.
Another Under-16, Kyle Scott, came on for the closing stages with Muleba
given some rest after his demanding three days, and only one team looked
likely to win the game. There was a goal-line clearance from an Abraham
effort and Palmer, who had looked dangerous since coming on, had two shots
just wide of the post.
Chelsea Under-16 coach Joe Edwards was in charge of the side for this
match.
'In the past when an FA Youth Cup match has taken place so soon before, it
would be quite common for us and for other clubs to postpone the league
fixture,' he explained.
'But the way our Under-16s have been developing and playing this season we
have been really pleased with them, and they have needed an extra test so
we were looking forward to testing them in this game.
'The midfield were outstanding, both individually and in how they played
together, and every time we lost the ball we were quick to recover it.
Mukhtar Ali and Ruben Sammut have been in good form ever since we won an
international tournament a few weeks ago, and it was very positive to see
our players who have been injured coming back well.
'In the end we were disappointed not to win it but looking at the bigger
picture, playing away from home with such a young side against physically
strong opposition, the performance was very pleasing.'
Chelsea
Bradley Collins
Fikayo Tomori George Brady Jake Clarke-Salter Jonathan Muleba (c)
(Jordan Houghton) (Kyle Scott)
Ruben Sammut Mukthar Ali
Tammy Abraham Charlie Colkett Ambrose Gnahore
(Kasey Palmer)
Chike Kandi
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、惡魔、男人或女人,包括尚未出生者,若有任何的生靈,不論偉大或渺小,是善
還是惡,我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角,直追到世界結束之日。
--
http://www.chelseafc.com/news-article/article/3578299/
YOUTH REPORT: WEST BROMWICH ALBION 1 CHELSEA 1
Posted on: Sun 15 Dec 2013
A Chelsea side half made up by Under-16s ended a busy week for the Academy
with a highly credible draw in the Midlands, with Chike Kandi (pictured)
scoring the equaliser after the home side took a second-half lead.
Following on from wins for the Under-19s in the UEFA Youth League on
Tuesday and for an older Under-18 selection in the FA Youth Cup on
Thursday, six schoolboys were drafted into the squad for the penultimate
league game before Christmas and five started.
In the defence, Tomori and Clarke-Salter are Under-16s with the latter
making his debut in an Under-18 fixture. Muleba played 90 minutes of the
Youth Cup win over Dartford and was was the only player who started on
Thursday and played again this weekend.
Sammut and Ali in midfield are both Under-16s while Colkett is returning
from injury and came on late in the Youth Cup match. Abraham in the front
three completed the Under-16 count.
The West Brom side were big and strong opposition but from the start
Chelsea were able to take control of the game, in contrast to last month's
visit to Leicester when another young side competed well physically but
struggled to get the ball down and play.
West Brom with a 4-4-1-1 shape dropped off and played quite deep so
Chelsea were able to move the ball around, but coming up against an
imposing block from the home side on the edge of their penalty area, found
it hard in the first half to find the quality needed in and around the box
to turn possession into clear chances.
In an indication of how the game was going, West Brom made all three of
their substitutions at half-time and Chelsea conceded a goal against the
run of play shortly after the restart. Following the setback, the
youthfulness of the team started to show and West Brom got the bit between
their teeth.
On the hour, Jordan Houghton who has had a long battle with injury was
introduced to the defence and his presence had a significant impact.
Chelsea went from being a side looking likely to concede again to one in
control again, with the addition of a second sub, Kasey Palmer, aiding in
that.
With just over 15 minutes to go, a break down the left led to the
equaliser. Gnahore had gone to left-back with a change of shape from 4-3-3
to a diamond midfield and he advanced and was played in by Abraham before
crossing. Kandi took the ball down well in the penalty area and finished
for his third youth team goal of the season.
Another Under-16, Kyle Scott, came on for the closing stages with Muleba
given some rest after his demanding three days, and only one team looked
likely to win the game. There was a goal-line clearance from an Abraham
effort and Palmer, who had looked dangerous since coming on, had two shots
just wide of the post.
Chelsea Under-16 coach Joe Edwards was in charge of the side for this
match.
'In the past when an FA Youth Cup match has taken place so soon before, it
would be quite common for us and for other clubs to postpone the league
fixture,' he explained.
'But the way our Under-16s have been developing and playing this season we
have been really pleased with them, and they have needed an extra test so
we were looking forward to testing them in this game.
'The midfield were outstanding, both individually and in how they played
together, and every time we lost the ball we were quick to recover it.
Mukhtar Ali and Ruben Sammut have been in good form ever since we won an
international tournament a few weeks ago, and it was very positive to see
our players who have been injured coming back well.
'In the end we were disappointed not to win it but looking at the bigger
picture, playing away from home with such a young side against physically
strong opposition, the performance was very pleasing.'
Chelsea
Bradley Collins
Fikayo Tomori George Brady Jake Clarke-Salter Jonathan Muleba (c)
(Jordan Houghton) (Kyle Scott)
Ruben Sammut Mukthar Ali
Tammy Abraham Charlie Colkett Ambrose Gnahore
(Kasey Palmer)
Chike Kandi
--
以伊露維塔的名為證發誓 — 若有誰敢奪取屬於我們的藍色之心,不論對方是天使
、惡魔、男人或女人,包括尚未出生者,若有任何的生靈,不論偉大或渺小,是善
還是惡,我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角,直追到世界結束之日。
--
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