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Chelsea Here Chelsea There: Reading edge closer to safety, Baxter returns
and Burstow assists

19 Apr 2022


In our weekly round-up of the action involving Chelsea players out on
loan, there was a Bank Holiday double-header in England which saw our duo
at Reading secure Championship survival, while Armando Broja helped record
a win against Arsenal…


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In the Premier League, Broja started up front as Southampton bounced back
from a heavy defeat at the hands of Chelsea last weekend to dent Arsenal's
Champions League qualification aspirations. The Saints won 1-0 courtesy
of Jan Bednarek's goal on the stroke of half-time, with the hosts having
survived a number of scares prior to that.


Also on Saturday afternoon, Billy Gilmour featured for Norwich City
against Manchester United at Old Trafford as the Canaries narrowly lost by
the odd goal in five, with Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick winning the day
for the hosts. The young Scot came off the bench for the final 17 minutes,
with the defeat leaving them rooted to the bottom of the table with six
matches remaining.


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Gilmour came on for Norwich at Old Trafford


Baba Rahman and Danny Drinkwater played back-to-back 90 minutes for a
Reading side that edged closer to Championship safety with a win and a
draw this week. The Royals grabbed a stoppage-time winner at Bramall Lane
on Good Friday before staging an improbable comeback from 4-1 down to pick
up a point at home to Swansea City on Easter Monday, leaving them needing
one more victory in their final three games to stay up.


At the other end of the table, Huddersfield Town maintained their
promotion push with a 2-0 win at Middlesbrough and a 2-2 draw against
Queens Park Rangers. Levi Colwill started in a back four against the west
Londoners and then on the left of a back three on Teesside as the Terriers
finished the weekend in third. Tino Anjorin came on for the final 15
minutes in the first of those games.


Nathan Baxter made his first appearance since the end of January between
the posts for Hull City but couldn't prevent the Tigers falling to a 2-1
loss at Millwall. Meanwhile, Ian Maatsen featured in both Coventry City's
4-2 win at Birmingham City and their 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth, at left
wing-back on both occasions.


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Baxter returned in goal for Hull


Emerson Palmieri was involved at left-back on a disappointing European
night for Lyon as the French side were beaten 3-0 by West Ham to crash out
of the Europa League at the quarter-final stage.


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There was European disappointment for Emerson and Lyon


Les Gones bounced back in Ligue 1 at the weekend with a 6-1 victory over
relegation-threatened Bordeaux, with the Italy international full-back off
the bench for the final 25 minutes. They are just four points off the
European places with six games remaining in France.


In Turkey, Michy Batshuayi led the line for Besiktas in a goalless draw at
Giresunspor that leaves the Black Eagles seventh in the Super Lig. Karlo
Ziger was in goal for NK Rudar Velenje as they were beaten 2-0 at Triglav.


There was an assist for Mason Burstow in Charlton Athletic's home defeat
to Morecambe, the young striker cushioning a neat header into the path of
Jayden Stockley to reduce the arrears for an Addicks side that eventually
lost 3-2 at the Valley.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAHXkhhHQLM 伯斯托頭球助攻


Elsewhere in League One, Henry Lawrence started at right wing-back in AFC
Wimbledon's 3-1 loss at already-relegated Crewe Alexandra and came off the
bench in a 1-1 draw with Wycombe Wanderers.


Meanwhile, Jamie Cumming was in goal for MK Dons as they lost 3-2 to
Sheffield Wednesday. That proved a dent to the Dons' automatic promotion
ambitions and they remain third, level on points with second-placed
Rotherham United having played a game more.


There were a pair of defeats for Sami Tlemcani and Merstham in the
Isthmian League as they went down 3-1 to Bognor Regis and 2-1 to Wingate
and Finchley. Similarly in the Southern League Premier Division South,
Ethan Wady was in goal as Hendon lost 4-2 at Kings Langley and 1-0 to
Farnborough.

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It's Baltimore, gentlemen. The Gods will not save you."

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