U19 - Maribor 0 - 7 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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UEFA Youth League report: Maribor 0 Chelsea 7

Wed, 5 Nov 2014


Our Under-19s recorded an emphatic 7-0 victory in Slovenia to make it
maximum points from our opening four games and strengthen our grip on the
group with two matches remaining.


Two goals inside 11 minutes – by Dominic Solanke and Charlie Colkett from
the penalty spot – put us firmly in control of the contest, and three
more first-half goals all but ended the game as a contest before the break.


Maribor's cause wasn't helped when they had Luka Uskokovic dismissed in
the second half for a second bookable offence, and late strikes by
substitutes Alex Kiwomya and Tammy Abraham compounded their misery.


We now lead second-placed Schalke by six points, albeit having played a
game more, and the German side are our next opponents, away from home, at
the end of this month.


== Team news ==


Having made his debut for the first team a week ago at Shrewsbury, Andreas
Christensen started for Adi Viveash's Under-19s as the central figure in a
three-man defence. Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Charlie Colkett and Charly Musonda,
so effective in the last away game against Sporting Lisbon, retained their
places, with the width provided by Jay Dasilva and Ola Aina. Izzy Brown
captained the side and partnered Dominic Solanke in attack.


== First half ==


The Blues began the game well and almost broke the deadlock inside the
opening five minutes. Colkett's free-kick deflected off the wall and fell
into the path of Solanke, who flicked the ball back to Christensen. The
Dane fired powerfully towards goal and forced a fantastic save from
Maribor's keeper Damjan Prineg.


Moments later, however, we weren't to be denied, and Solanke will seldom,
if ever, have scored an easier goal.


As the ball was played back to Prineg, the goalkeeper failed to find a
proper connection on the clearance, and sliced it straight to the feet of
the Chelsea striker, who took one touch to bring it under control and then
fired into the back of the net.


From our next attack we were awarded a penalty as Loftus-Cheek, racing on
to a loose ball, was scythed down inside the box by defender Luka
Uskokovic.


Colkett, like in Lisbon, was entrusted with taking the kick, and just like
in Lisbon, the midfielder made no mistake, calmly rolling the ball into
the bottom corner to make it 2-0.


The home side were struggling to get out of their half as the Blues took
control of the contest and Solanke went close to adding a third, driving
wide from a tight angle.


As the 25-minute mark approached, it was 3-0. Musonda picked the ball up
deep inside the Maribor half and was allowed to advance unchallenged. With
the defenders backing off, he went for goal, and dispatched a low drive
into the corner of the net to extend our advantage.


Colkett released Solanke with a wonderful pass as we poured forward in
search of a fourth, but as he attempted to lift the ball over the
advancing Prineg, the keeper managed to claw it away to safety.


Nine minutes before half-time, however, a lovely piece of play by Colkett,
who weaved away from a couple of challenges and buried his strike into the
roof of the net, made it 4-0 to the Blues.


The home side will have hoped it couldn't get any worse before the break,
but a lovely, incisive move on the edge of the penalty area allowed
Loftus-Cheek, who had raced on to a cushioned Brown pass, to roll it
across the face of goal and give Solanke the easiest of finishes.


== Second half ==


Viveash made two changes at the break, replacing the attacking pair of
Solanke and Brown with Alex Kiwomya and Tammy Abraham. Brown's withdrawal
saw the captain's armband handed to Aina.


Abraham's impact was almost an instant one, the striker latching on to a
clever Musonda flick, but he was denied by the feet of Prineg, with
Dasilva's follow-up effort blocked by one of the retreating Maribor
defenders.


Colkett then saw a chance to secure his hat-trick go begging when, put
clean through by Musonda, he attempted to chip Prineg who made the save.


Our third and final substitution saw Kyle Scott replace Fikayo Tomori,
which led to Loftus-Cheek dropping in alongside Christensen and Jake
Clarke-Salter as one of the three defenders.


With 20 minutes remaining the hosts were reduced to 10 men when Uskokovic
was shown a second yellow card for a foul on Abraham, bringing his
afternoon to a premature conclusion.


It was the Blues making the majority of the running in the second half,
although we were unable to offer as much of an attacking threat as we had
prior to half-time.


Scott tried his luck from the edge of the box after taking a Dasilva pass
in his stride and drove his strike wide, but with nine minutes left to
play we added a sixth.


A quick break allowed Abraham to release Musonda, and the Belgian's cross
fell invitingly for Kiwomya, who scored from close range.


Colkett went close with a late looping header which dropped just over the
bar, before Abraham put the seal on the win with a 90th-minute strike.


It's now four wins from four for the young Blues.


Chelsea (3-2-3-2):
Jared Thompson

Fikayo Tomori Andreas Christensen Jake Clarke-Salter
(Kyle Scott 67)

Ruben Loftus-Cheek Charie Colkett

Ola Aina Charly Musonda Jay Dasilva

Dominic Solanke Izzy Brown (c)
(Alex Kiwomya h/t) (Tammy Abraham h/t)


Unused subs - Nathan Baxter, Charlie Wakefield, Ali Mukhtar, Christie-Davies.
Scorers - Solanke 6 and 40, Colkett (pen) 11 and 36, Musonda 25,
Kiwomya 81, Abraham 90
Booked - Aina 50


Maribor (4-3-3):

Damjan Prineg;

Deni Straus (Timotei Polanc 72), Zan Flis, Luka Uskokovic, Damjan Marjanovic;

Jan Grmek, Nejc Rober, Nik Lorbec (c);

Jure Volmajer (Zan Florjanc 59), Anel Hajric, Martin Kramaric (Rok Taneski 83)


Unused subs - Ljubomir Moravac, Almir Mulalic, Ziga Sostaric, Vid Bjedov Kobe
Booked - Florjanc 80

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