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Chelsea Here Chelsea There: League goals for Broja and Maatsen while
Batshuayi progresses in the cup

14 Feb 2022


Our latest round-up of those Chelsea players out on loan is headlined by
goals in the Premier League and Championship, as well as domestic cup
progress for a striker in Turkey…


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Armando Broja claimed the moment of the week amid an impressive seven days
for Southampton, who won at Tottenham and drew at Manchester United,
coming from behind on both occasions.


The Albanian international started in midweek in north London and fired
his side level with an instinctive close-range finish to make it 1-1
midway through the first half. It was the 20-year-old's 11th goal of the
season for club and country, a strike celebrated with all the enthusiasm
you would expect from a Chelsea player away at Spurs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R9TMvmkfVc 布羅賈推射進球


Ralph Hassenhuttl's side fell behind again in the second period but kept
on fighting and stole all three points with a late comeback, condemning
Antonio Conte to his first home league defeat as Tottenham boss. Broja's
individual efforts were also lauded, with no player on the pitch
registering more shots or winning more aerial duels in an impressive
centre-forward display.


It was the same story three days later at Old Trafford as the Saints again
had to recover from falling behind, this time Broja's strike partner Che
Adams firing them level to cancel out Jadon Sancho's opener. The forward
was a handful once more, causing problems with his movement and running in
behind, as well as his presence in the box.


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Broja up against Cristiano Ronaldo at Old Trafford


Elsewhere in the Premier League, two team-mates in the Chelsea Academy
went head-to-head at Carrow Road as Conor Gallagher's Crystal Palace
travelled to Norwich City, for whom Billy Gilmour was a second-half
substitute.


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Gallagher and Gilmour were on opposite sides at Carrow Road


The two sides shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw, with Wilfried Zaha's missed
penalty proving costly for the Eagles. Gallagher also played throughout the
goalless weekend draw away at Brentford, which extended Palace's winless
league run to five matches. Gilmour, meanwhile, was back in the starting 11
for Norwich's 4-0 home defeat at the hands of league leaders Manchester
City.


Michy Batshuayi started among the substitutes in Besiktas's last-16 tie
against Goztepe but the Belgian striker was called upon to help the Black
Eagles into the quarter-finals of the Turkish Cup, continuing the defence
of a trophy they lifted last season.


The 28-year-old came off the bench for the final 17 minutes plus
extra-time and held his nerve in the shoot-out, converting from 12 yards
to help the side from Istanbul squeeze through to the next round 3-1 on
penalties. Besiktas have already tasted domestic success this season,
winning the Super Cup last month, with Batshuayi again among the
successful shoot-out scorers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-00nFWmHFQ 海綿點球大戰進球


There was also a big win on the continent this week for Emerson Palmieri
and Lyon, who beat Nice 2-0 to bolster their hopes of finishing in the
European qualifying places following a disappointing domestic campaign to
date in Ligue 1.


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Emerson challenges for the ball in Lyon's latest Ligue 1 victory


The defender started at left-back as Les Gones closed the gap on their
opponents in third to just five points with goals from Moussa Dembele and
Karl Toko Ekambi.


Down the other end of the table in Serie A, Ethan Ampadu helped Venezia
secure an important three points in their battle against the drop. The
Welshman started at right-back for The Lagunari, who beat Torino 2-1 and
moved back outside the bottom three with a game in hand on those nearest
to them.


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Ampadu celebrates a big win for Venezia in their fight for Serie A survival


The visitors had to survive a last-minute VAR review as Andrea Belotti's
goal was checked for offside, a decision that eventually went in their
favour to secure victory.


Ian Maatsen's second goal in the sky blue of Coventry City came in an
entertaining weekend win away at Reading, a game that saw five goals and a
red card at the Madejski Stadium.


https://twitter.com/maatsen_ian/status/1492570073466347520
Enjoy your weekend


The teenage Dutchman started in a more advanced role on the left and
struck the winner with 25 minutes remaining, darting through the middle to
latch onto a forward pass and then looping his finish over the goalkeeper
with the aid of a useful deflection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Zpyt5UkFQ 馬特森致勝進球


It condemned the Royals to an eighth straight defeat in all competitions,
with Baba Rahman a starter at left-back, as he was three days earlier in a
2-1 loss at Bristol City. Danny Drinkwater also played the final 23
minutes of that defeat at Ashton Gate.


For Coventry, Jake Clarke-Salter was able to celebrate Maatsen's winning
goal in Berkshire having lined up on the left of a back three, and the two
were more familiar defensive colleagues for a 1-1 draw with Blackpool in
midweek.


Dujon Sterling was also in the Tangerines defence that day and started at
left-back for a 2-1 reverse to Bournemouth as Neil Critchley's side lost
crucial ground in the tight play-off race.


In League One, there were a pair of draws for MK Dons as Jamie Cumming
started against both Fleetwood Town and Ipswich Town, keeping the third
clean sheet of his short Dons career in the latter.


Mason Burstow was involved for Charlton Athletic in back-to-back 2-1
losses at Bolton Wanderers and Wigan Athletic, leaving the Addicks 14th in
the table. Juan Castillo made his league debut in the latter as a late
substitute.


In the Southern Football League's Premier South division, Ethan Wady kept
goal for Hendon in a 0-0 draw with Yate Town and a 1-0 defeat to
Metropolitan Police, while Sami Tlemcani was also between the sticks for
Merstham for an Isthmian League Premier League loss at the hands of
Worthing.

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