U21 - Chelsea 3 - 3 West Ham Utd - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuCE1_gRqDI U21聯賽第八輪精華


一場超刺激的比賽，伴隨著時不時的大雨

一開場就進入快節奏，勢頭壓過西漢姆
不過中場運作雖快，但最後一傳太草率，敗掉不少機會
雙後腰比利和貝克也太容易丟球
短時間內兩個失球都來自於防守上的小瑕疵，一次是解圍折射，一次是中場掉球被反擊
好在中場休息前比利斜射中遠柱，被貝克補進，HT 1-2
西漢姆防守算硬，而且兩個進球都射得很猛

下半場小車徹底壓制西漢姆，教練早早用掉三人名額，換來更猛的攻勢
中場的運作更加順暢，殺入禁區的次數也更多了，尤其是狀態火熱的斯威福特
終於在費魯茲左路切入射門被擋後，小威將球補進，2-2
怎知沒多久西漢姆又一次世界波打入遠角，比尼一點機會也沒有

最後幾分鐘，西漢姆門將多次化解小威、阿奇和洛夫圖斯奇克的攻勢
傷停補時+4比利一次禁區外爆炸遠射中橫樑，阿奇中路補進，3-3

整場比賽看下來防守沒有太大問題，但中場太多 sloppy 丟球
節奏雖快、攻勢雖多但缺少連貫性
不過縱然是這樣，聯賽榜首沒被打爆得感謝門將多次精采撲救
當然我們自己的 finishing 得再更好一點才行
MoM 給小威，最近真是太威了，不論是在中路還是右翼


http://www.chelseafc.com/news-article/article/3520379/

UNDER-21 REPORT: CHELSEA 3 WEST HAM UNITED 3

Posted on: Fri 01 Nov 2013


== Summary ==


A thrilling league encounter at Aldershot ended with a share of the spoils
as Nathan Ake grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser. The young Blues had to
come from behind after going 2-0 down inside the first half hour, but
Lewis Baker's strike pulled one back just before the interval and John
Swift levelled proceedings up midway through the second period.


West Ham looked to have won the contest after Blair Turgott struck a
wonderful effort from distance, but Aké's second goal in as many games
earned the hosts a valuable point.


== Team news ==


Dermot Drummy made three changes from the side that drew 2-2 up at
Sunderland in the last league encounter, with Mitchell Beeney returning in
goal in place of Brad Collins, Jeremie Boga replacing Ambrose Gnahore and
there was a first Under-21 start for Kenneth Omeruo in central defence,
alongside Nathan Ake.


Elsewhere in defence Kevin Wright and Fankaty Dabo continued at left-back
and right-back respectively, while Lewis Baker partnered Billy Clifford at
the base of the midfield. Islam Feruz started up front supported by Alex
Kiwomya and John Swift from the flanks.


== First half ==


Chelsea started proceedings on the front foot, with Feruz firing wide
inside the opening five minutes, before Swift tested Raphael Spiegel in
the Hammers' goal with a powerful effort that the goalkeeper did well to
get his body behind and hold on to.


Boga was bright and inventive in the final third, interchanging with Swift
and Kiwomya out wide and tricking his way past defenders. However, the
Chelsea attacks he spearheaded would consistently break down as the young
Blues looked to penetrate the visitors' defensive line.


West Ham, coming into the game top of the Under-21 Premier League and with
three successive wins, had their first opening of the match after 15
minutes as an effort sailed over the bar, before Matthias Fanimo fashioned
a chance on the break that Omeruo did well to charge down and block.


Clifford had a shot blocked while Baker hit one straight at Spiegel again
as Drummy's boys controlled the game without managing to find the incisive
breakthrough. Kiwomya then had the best chance of the game so far, forcing
a smart save from the Hammers goalkeeper low at his near post after clever
work from Baker to find space in the penalty area.


However, it was the visitors who grabbed the opening goal midway through
the half as they caught Chelsea on the break. After a quick attack and
some neat passing, it was Pelly Ruddock who finished down low and into
the far corner past the despairing dive of Beeney to put the league
leaders 1-0 ahead.


Chelsea tried to respond in a positive fashion as they sought a quick
equaliser, and Clifford fired a shot high over the bar, before West Ham
scored again. Another attack with speed caught the young Blues out of
position and Dylan Tombides fed in a perfectly weighted ball through for
Fanimo, who smashed the ball high and beyond Beeney from 20 yards.


That second goal took the wind out of Chelsea's sails and the visitors
could have added a third shortly afterwards as Kieran Sadlier's free kick
clipped the outside of the post, with most inside the stadium under the
impression it had rippled the inside of the net rather than the side
netting. Tombides then went close after Blair Turgott advanced down the
left, though the striker's looping effort went just over the bar.


Those warning signs were heeded and the Blues quickly made West Ham pay
for their profligacy by finding a way back into the game. A neat move saw
the ball shifted left to right from Boga to Swift to Clifford (pictured
below), whose driven effort rebounded back off the post into the grateful
path of Baker, and the midfielder couldn't miss from close range as he
netted his second goal of the season.


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Clifford Chelsea


That strike brought renewed energy to the Chelsea ranks and Swift ought to
have equalised as Feruz's shot was saved by Spiegel, though the England
Under-19 international couldn't quite squeeze the ball inside the post
from a tight angle practically a yard out.


Turgott then gave a timely reminder that the young Hammers presented a
real threat on the counter-attack as he led a charge forward and his
eventual shot was deflected just beyond Beeney's near post. The resulting
corner was dangerous and flashed right across the face of goal as neither
attack nor defence could intervene.


== Second Half ==


Drummy made a change at the break, replacing Kiwomya with Isaiah Brown on
the left flank, and it was the hosts trying to force the issue as the
second period began. Swift flashed an effort wide before skipping past
Shaw on the right flank, though his cutback evaded any team-mates in Blue
and the attack was snuffed out.


Feruz then had a sight at goal after a neat reverse pass from Baker set
him clear in some space, but the striker slipped on the wet surface right
as he prepared to strike and the ball sliced wide.


Ruben Loftus-Cheek then entered the fray, replacing Boga as the Frenchman
secured another hour of football in his comeback from injury. That switch
allowed Clifford to move into the more advanced midfield role behind
Feruz, and it was the striker again involved as he raced in behind to try
to get on to a lofted ball over the top, though Spiegel was quick off his
line and cleared the danger.


Clifford headed over from Baker's free kick while, down the other end, a
slip by Loftus-Cheek allowed Fanimo the opportunity to advance and feed
in Tombides, though Aké did well to cover across and block the striker's
effort on goal.


An excellent ball over the top from Clifford found the run of Loftus-Cheek
in behind. However, the substitute's first touch was slightly heavy and he
could only poke wide when he might have done better. The game ebbed and
flowed from end to end in the rain as the hosts opened up looking for an
equaliser and the Hammers sought to capitalise in retaliation on the break.


Beeney had to be brave to intervene after a West Ham free kick found its
way through the crowded penalty area. The keeper got enough contact on the
loose ball and the danger was cleared as advancing attackers lurked.


Swift was having some joy up against Frazer Shaw down the right flank and
managed to skip past the full-back again to fashion a chance. Feruz
cleverly back-heeled despite heavy pressure inside the six-yard box and
the chance fell to Brown, though a wonderful goal-line block kept the
visitors ahead.


Danny Whitehead then had an effort from 20 yards nick off a Chelsea
defender and fly just past Beeney's post, before Chelsea's constant
pressure eventually paid dividends as they found the breakthrough to grab
an equaliser. Feruz, who had worked tirelessly in the second period,
earned himself some space on the edge of the box with some neat trickery
and fired in a low effort that Spiegel couldn't keep hold of. Swift was on
hand to prod home the rebound from close range to bag his 4th goal of the
season.


That leveller gave the Blues the confidence to push on looking for a
winner and Swift again tested Spiegel from range before the visitors
pulled off a shock by snatching a third. Turgott found some space and
fired in a super strike from 25 yards that flew past Beeney in the Chelsea
goal.


It was a fantastic goal fit to win any game, though the hosts were not
planning on it being one that secured this contest. Captain Ake's header
was turned away by Spiegel before Loftus-Cheek had a golden chance to make
it 3-3. He led the counter-attack from deep, feeding Feruz in down the
right channel, however the midfielder could only skew his final effort
harmlessly wide when presented with the chance 10 yards out.


As the Blues poured forwards searching for another equaliser it was West
Ham who could have finished the game off as Tombides ran in behind,
however good pressure from Dabo was enough to thwart the chance for the
visitors.


That set the game up for a grandstand finish and Chelsea duly responded as
they threw numbers up the field. Clifford thundered an effort against the
bar from range and Ake was on hand from close range to tap home as the
goalkeeper was left stranded on the turf.


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Chelsea


It was a goal that brought the breathtaking proceedings to a close and,
despite dropping two home points, manager Drummy was pleased with the
comeback spirit of his side.


'It was a really exciting game,' he said. 'I thought West Ham did well.
We've got to take credit for our never-say-die attitude but eradicate the
mistakes. I think Nathan Ake has been outstanding, not only all season but
especially tonight, he didn't put a foot wrong and he epitomises the
spirit that is required at Chelsea.


'It's hard sometimes for Billy [Clifford] and Lewis [Baker] because
they're artistic and they want to get forward. I put them in a kind of
holding role tonight to get us out through the thirds but they tend to not
hold that position and they've got to have more of a discipline in there
if I ask that, but on the flipside we created lots of chances tonight.
John Swift played out of position on the right and did really well too.'


'The way we play our football we are open at times and I have to correct
that but we've got to say we got back in the game with incredible spirit
and I'm sure it was a very entertaining game for people to watch.'


Goalscorer Ake was also understandably satisfied to have grabbed his
second goal in two games, after his late strike in Schalke in the UEFA
Youth League last week. The defender echoed his manager in praising the
team's mentality to come from 0-2 and then 2-3 behind, but stressed his
disappointment in conceding some soft goals.


'We were sloppy with the ball when we had possession and conceded three
soft goals that you can't let happen so we need to learn from that but I
think we fought well in the game,' said the captain.


'We did well to get the goal back at 2-1 and we could build from there. We
never give up, our mentality is very strong and we keep going until the
end to get the goal back. It was nice to be in the right place at the
right time again and it was good for the team because I think we deserved
the draw at least.'


Drummy was also pleased to see Omeruo play for the first time at Under-21
level and commented: 'It was nice to see Kenneth involved, we knew he'd
blow out but he needed some fitness that you can't get in training and he
needs three or four more games before he gets that match fitness.'


Next up for the Under-21s is a trip to Newcastle on December 2.


Chelsea:

Mitchell Beeney

Fankaty Dabo Kenneth Omeruo Nathan Ake (c) Kevin Wright
(Alex Davey 65)

Billy Clifford Lewis Baker

John Swift Jeremie Boga Alex Kiwomya
(Ruben Loftus-Cheek 57) (Isaiah Brown h/t)

Islam Feruz


Unused subs: Mark Beeney, Alex Davey, Ola Aina.


West Ham:

Raphael Spiegel

Callum Driver Frazer Shaw Taylor Miles Reece Burke
(Amos Nasha 87) (Moses Makasi 67)

Pelly Ruddock Blair Turgott Danny Whitehead Kieran Sadlier

Matthias Fanimo Dylan Tombides
(Josh Cullen 83)


Unused subs: Sean Maguire, Sam Bowes.

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