足球聯盟盃 - Leyton Orient 2 - 3 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/efl-report-leyton-orient-2-chelsea-3

EFL Trophy report: Leyton Orient 2 Chelsea 3

18 Oct 2022


Our development squad scored two late goals through second-half substitute
Malik Mothersille to make it through to the next round of the Papa Johns
Trophy, after an exciting clash against our League Two opponents.


https://i.imgur.com/VQIOhDE.jpg


The game was delayed and kicked off at 8.30 due to heavy traffic which
affected our arrival at The Breyer Group Stadium. The delay in kick-off
did little to impact the start to the game as both sides looked to show
their quality early on.


Omari Hutchinson was presented with a great chance to score early on, but
he blasted over with his weaker foot. It was then the turn of Leyton
Orient who tested the sharpness of Eddie Beach as Jayden Sweeney fired
goalwards and the Chelsea goalkeeper tipped over.


We began to control most of the first period as Charlie Webster and Ben
Elliott both had snapshots which went very close to opening the scoring.
Jayden Wareham on-loan at Leyton Orient from our young Blues had the home
team's best chance of the first half as his effort just went wide.


Sweeney was again involved early in the second as he seemed to have a
clear sight of goal but the lack of power in his shot meant that Beach had
it covered.


The second half was where the deadlock was broken, and Hutchinson scored a
fine solo goal. He ran alone towards goal and finished emphatically past
Sam Sargeant.


The goal woke The Os up and they turned the game on its head in the space
of six minutes. Paul Smyth's driven cross was turned into his own net by
Dylan Williams and then Aaron Drinan who was fouled in the penalty box by
Lewis Hall, converted the resulting penalty to overturn their deficit.


We fought back and showed great determination as two goals from
second-half substitute Mothersille, both times provided by Hutchinson,
meant that we secured our place in the next round of the competition and
knocked out Leyton Orient.


== Team news ==


There was only one change made to the side that drew 3-3 with Manchester
United in the PL2 this past weekend and that came in the form of Josh
Brooking who replaced Derrick Abu.


https://i.imgur.com/Nf66LRG.jpg
Malik Mothersille was looking to make his first appearance for the U-21
team this season following injury


== Fast start ==


We were presented with an opportunity almost instantly as the in-form
Hutchinson found space to drive into the box. The attacker shifted the
ball onto his right foot and with only the keeper to beat he skied his
effort.


https://i.imgur.com/Gh7Id4G.jpg
Omari Hutchinson had a golden opportunity to open the scoring in the first
few minutes of the game


The home side settled into a rhythm and quickly created their first chance
as good individual work from Sweeney provided him the space to take a shot
that needed saving from Beach.


The early moments of the game proved to be back and forth as both teams
were getting into advanced areas but besides the two early chances for
both sides, neither could create anything clear cut.


== In control ==


It was our development squad who created the game's next big chance as a
sweeping team move involving Humphreys and Rankine ended with Webster
finding space in the box but with more time than he realised, he dragged
his shot wide.


Another chance fell our way as Casadei intercepted well and drove with the
ball through the heart of the Orient midfield. He found Elliott in a
pocket of space and in a smooth motion the midfielder turned and shot with
his left foot with his effort just going wide.


We were getting closer to a deserved lead and Webster went on a mazy run
which led to him being fouled on the edge of the box.


== Wary of home side's threat ==


Against the run of play a long hopeful ball found its way to Charlie
Kelman and his cross found the outstretched toe of on-loan Chelsea striker
Wareham but his attempt at goal trickled just wide with Beach beaten.


https://i.imgur.com/Dfw2TjM.jpg
On-loan Chelsea striker Jayden Wareham in action for Leyton Orient against
his parent club


Sweeney had the second period's first clear chance but despite creating
space for a shot he failed to threaten with his eventual effort.


== Exchange of goals and leads ==


Despite their good start to the second it was our young Blues who broke
the deadlock as Hutchinson picked up the ball from just inside their half
and drove goalwards. We had the man advantage as Rankine was making a run
on his right side, but the talented attacker went alone and buried into
the top corner. Fantastic solo effort.


https://i.imgur.com/sDKzuaG.jpg
Omari Hutchinson lashed the ball into the top corner of the net


The home side made some changes to try to change the game and it was
second half substitute Smyth who brought them level as his cross went in
off a heavy deflection from Dylan Williams.


The young left-back immediately found himself in the area following the
restart and he lashed an effort goalwards that was saved well by the
goalkeeper.


It went from bad to worse for our young Blues though as a tussle in the
box between Hall and another substitute Drinan led to the former fouling
the latter and committing a penalty. Drinan took the penalty and slotted
into the bottom corner of the net.


When it looked like we were down and out a late counter-attack after a
loose ball in midfield was led by Hutchinson. The attacker found a
substitute of our own in Mothersille and in his first appearance for the
U-21 team this season he calmly rounded the and slotted into the empty
net.


https://i.imgur.com/uKUG4cp.jpg
Malik Mothersille slotting home the first of his two goals


It was that combination again as our young Blues secured passage into the
next round of the competition as group winners with Hutchinson finding
space and laying the ball for Mothersille to tap into an empty net.


A last-minute header from a corner from Ogie was heading for the bottom
corner but Hutchinson cleared off the line as victory was sealed. This
extends our unbeaten run in all competitions to seven games as we look
ahead to Blackburn Rovers in the PL2 on Saturday afternoon.


POS. P W D L GD Pts
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1 Chelsea U21 3 2 0 1 1 6
2 Sutton United 3 2 0 1 1 6
3 Oxford United 3 1 0 2 2 3
4 Leyton Orient 3 1 0 2 -4 3


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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/
efl-trophy-reaction-robinson-rates-resilience-as-key-to-progress

EFL Trophy reaction and highlights: Robinson rates resilience as key

19 OCT 2022


After a breathless victory over Leyton Orient sealed our spot in the Papa
Johns Trophy knockout round, development squad boss Mark Robinson
reflected on the attributes required to get past the side currently second
in League Two...


https://i.imgur.com/tbsLion.jpg


We took the lead midway through the first half at Brisbane Road through
Omari Hutchinson's solo effort and up until that point we had looked very
comfortable in the game. However, Orient fought back and with just over 10
minutes to go we found ourselves behind following a Dylan Williams own
goal and an Aaron Drinan penalty.


With progress hanging in the balance, second-half substitute Malik
Mothersille rounded the keeper a minute from time and slotted into the net
to level the scores. After providing the assist for Mothersille's first,
Hutchinson again found himself in the right position to pass across goal
for Mothersille to score his second of the game and win us the match late
on.


https://i.imgur.com/AeEnwp7.jpg
Omari Hutchinson had a game to remember as he provided two assists, a goal
and a goal line clearance


Robinson, who had spoken in the build-up about his team's need to see out
games, was very pleased to see progress made in that department.


'We have given away points on a few occasions this season so it was really
pleasing to see them show the resilience to come back and win the game
with some exciting football,' he told us shortly after the final whistle
in east London.


Recent Premier League 2 games against Manchester United, Crystal Palace
and Leicester City have seen us surrender winning positions so yesterday's
showing felt even more impressive and Robinson went on to provide an
insight into the instructions he gave the team prior to the game.


'We have spoken about where generally Under-21 teams come up short in this
competition, for example with defensive set-pieces, being effective at
opposition restarts, as well as first and second balls,' he continued,
reflecting also on his experience in this competition as head coach of AFC
Wimbledon in his previous job.


'Those have been targets within our performances as these are key to them
being trusted when they move onto first team football at any level.'


The aim now is consistency and to carry this momentum into the upcoming
games before the break due to the World Cup.


'Consistency across all the key aspects is now needed going forward,'
Robinson added. 'The team have shown they are capable of playing some
fantastic, effective football and performing with a good degree of elite
behaviour.


https://i.imgur.com/6I1Ti3C.jpg
Malik Mothersille scored a brace in our last game


'Whether this has been done on a consistent basis is arguable and I think
there is room for improvement. We have only lost one in nine games and are
unbeaten in seven, but we aren't top of the PL2 league. We currently leave
points out there and the players know this needs to change.'


Our development squad will have a chance to put into the practice the
words of their manager this weekend as they take on Blackburn Rovers in a
lunchtime kick-off at Kingsmeadow on Saturday 22 October. Tickets are
currently available online priced at ￡3 for concessions and just ￡5 for
adults.


Chelsea (4-2-3-1):
Eddie Beach

Josh Brooking Bashir Humphreys (c) Lewis Hall Dylan Williams
(Zak Sturge 82)

Cesare Casadei Charlie Webster
(Leo Castledine 90)

Dion Rankine Ben Elliott Omari Hutchinson

Mason Burstow
(Malik Mothersille 82)


Unused subs - Jude Soonsup-Bell, Jimi Tauriainen, Silko Thomas, Teddy Curd.
Scorers - Omari Hutchinson 54; Malik Mothersille 89; 90+3.
Booked - Lewis Hall 67.


Leyton Orient (4-4-2):
Sam Sargeant

Adam Thompson Omar Beckles Shad Ogie Jayden Sweeney
(Tom James 72)

Theo Archibald Darren Pratley (c) Craig Clay Stephen Duke-McKenna
(Paul Smyth 46) (Jordan Brown 46)

Charlie Kelman Jayden Wareham
(Aaron Drinan 67)


Unused subs - Lawrence Vigouroux, George Moncur, Zech Obiero.
Scorers - Dylan Williams (OG) 72; Aaron Drinan 77 (p).

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