U21 - Norwich City 2 - 2 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_8IJk9TgRE U21聯賽第三輪精華



https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/08/
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Under-21 report: Norwich 2 Chelsea 2

Fri 28 Aug 2015


Chelsea Under-21s earned a deserved point on the road as they came from
behind twice against Norwich at Carrow Road this evening (Friday).


A close-range finish from Conor McGrandles had put the home side in front
before Ola Aina prodded in from a couple of yards out 11 minutes later.
Tony Andreu's header sent the Canaries in ahead at half-time but Chelsea
came back strongly in the second period and earned a league point courtesy
of Charly Musonda.


There were four changes from the side that were beaten 3-1 by Southampton
a fortnight previously, with Mitchell Beeney, Aina, Kyle Scott and Kasey
Palmer coming into the team. Aina lined up alongside Dion Conroy, Jake
Clarke-Salter and Fankaty Dabo in defence, protecting Beeney in goal.


Jay Dasilva and John Swift started in central midfield, with Musonda,
Palmer and Scott providing the attacking support for striker Tammy
Abraham.


Norwich carved out a good opportunity within a couple of minutes of
kick-off as Elliott Bennett, one of three overage players involved for the
Canaries, advanced down the right flank. He delivered a teasing centre
across the face of goal which Jamar Loza met with a close-range diving
header, however Beeney got down low to push the effort away to safety.


Viveash's side, in the new white away strip, grew into the contest and a
neat passing move from back to front saw Musonda slide a perfect pass
through for Abraham. It was the same pair who had combined for a late
winner at Liverpool in our opening game of the campaign, though the
striker's effort on this occasion lacked the conviction to trouble Jake
Kean in the Norwich goal.


Afolabi Coker did well to block Musonda's fierce effort following Swift's
pass out to the right before Palmer twice went close as his stinging
effort was palmed away by Kean and then a rising drive flew narrowly over
following a neat touch to set up the sight at goal.


Norwich took the lead shortly after with 26 minutes on the clock, Bennett
finding space to cross from the right again and finding the well-timed run
from midfield of McGrandles, who steered the ball past Beeney from eight
yards out.


The Yellows controlled proceedings for a period after taking the lead but
failed to trouble Beeney further and the visitors restored parity in the
game eight minutes before the interval. A quick break was initiated by
Abraham with Musonda tearing clear down the middle and a corner was won,
from which Swift flicked the ball towards the back post and Aina prodded
in from a yard out for his maiden Under-21 goal.


Scott and Musonda had efforts blocked bravely as the visitors grew into
the ascendancy with confidence, however Norwich took the lead once again
in stoppage time as Andreu rose highest to nod in Bennett's brilliant
swinging free-kick.


The second period began at a slower pace and neither goalkeeper had reason
to worry inside the opening quarter of an hour, yet Chelsea had restarted
brightly and were rewarded with another leveller just after the hour mark.
Musonda and Palmer combined intricately in the box to fashion an
opportunity and the Belgian made no mistake with his finish, sliding the
ball low into the corner.


Viveash's side were on top and Musonda again threatened with a shot that
was comfortable for the goalkeeper, before Kean got down well to his left
to push substitute Reece Mitchell's low strike round the post.


Canaries captain Louis Thompson sliced off-target from a good position as
the home side provided a reminder of their threat but the Blues looked
brighter as the game opened up in the final exchanges. Palmer's swerving
shot was pushed away expertly by Kean at one end, before Conroy produced
an excellent sliding challenge to block Loza's shot following McGrandles'
teasing pass from the right.


Bennett was kept out by Beeney and then Aina's drive flew straight into
Kean's midriff as both sides looked for the game's fifth goal late on.
However, a winner could not be found as the league points were shared.


== Manager reaction ==


Speaking after the game, manager Adi Viveash reflected on a strong
performance against an older side in which he felt his team were worthy of
more than just a point.


'It's a very good point for us but, given the way we played for the
majority of the game, I'm a little disappointed that we drew,' he told the
official Chelsea website.


'We've conceded soft goals and that's disappointing. The first is a
midfield runner going past us where we haven't picked him up and the
second came after we'd worked so hard to get back into the game. It's a
poor free-kick to concede and then we just dodn't mark but we were much
better in the second half and created a lot of problems for them.


'Their goalkeeper had an outstanding night and made some brilliant saves.
Musonda and Palmer really took control of the game, they played some
scintillating football and the second goal was a great example of that;
speed, awareness, technique and balance is everything you want from young
footballers.


'We came here to be a bit more expansive because we haven't looked much of
a goal threat in our first two games but it was a high-level game in front
of a fantastic crowd so we're pleased with that.'


Chelsea
Mitchell Beeney

Ola Aina Dion Conroy Jake Clarke-Salter Fankaty Dabo

John Swift Jay Dasilva

Charly Musonda Kyle Scott Kasey Palmer
(Reece Mitchell h/t)

Tammy Abraham (c)


Unused subs - Bradley Collins, Kevin Wright, Josimar Quintero, Ali Suljic
Scorers - Aina 37; Musonda 64
Booked - Swift, Dabo


Norwich

Jake Kean, Reece Hall-Johnson, Martin Olsson (Harry Toffolo h/t),

Louis Thompson (c), Michee Efete, Afolabi Coker, Elliott Bennett,

Conor McGrandles, Jamar Loza, Tony Andreu,

Cameron King (Jamie Eaton-Collins 76)


Unused subs - Cameron Norman, Ben Killip, Ray Grant
Scorers - McGrandles 26; Andreu 45+2
Booked - Thompson


Attendance - 9,146

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