青年足總盃 - Arsenal 0 - 1 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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YOUTH CUP REPORT: ARSENAL 0 CHELSEA 1 (AGG 1-3)

Posted on: Fri 18 Apr 2014


== Summary ==


The youth team won at the Emirates to book their place in a third
successive FA Youth Cup final. Charlie Colkett's strike after 18 minutes
was the difference between the two sides in north London, though Josh
Vickers in the Arsenal goal was once again significant, repeating his
performance from the first leg with a string of impressive saves.


The Blues will face west London rivals Fulham in the two-legged final,
with the first game to be played at Craven Cottage on Monday 28 April, the
return at Stamford Bridge on Monday 5 May.


== Team news ==


Adi Viveash made one change from the first leg at the Bridge, with
schoolboy Jay Dasilva replacing Izzy Brown on the left side of attack.
Alex Kiwomya continued on the opposite flank with Dominic Solanke leading
the line up front.

There was a switch at full-back as Fankaty Dabo moved to the right and Ola
Aina to the left of the back four, while Andreas Christensen and Jake
Clarke-Salter comprised the remainder of the back four. Ruben Loftus-Cheek
captained the side alongside Charlie Colkett and Jordan Houghton in
midfield, while Mitchell Beeney remained in goal.


Arsenal also made one change from the previous game as Jack Jebb replaced
Daniel Crowley in midfield, while their goalscorer from the first leg,
Chuba Akpom, led the line up front once again.


== First half ==


Chelsea started brightly on a mild evening in north London as Aina tested
Vickers in the hosts' goal after eight minutes with a right-footed drive
from the edge of the box after a quick break forward led by Loftus-Cheek
and Dasilva. Christensen cleared well from Ainsley Maitland-Niles's cross
from the right before Houghton fired narrowly wide as Kiwomya caused
problems down the right.


Vickers had to be alert to deny Solanke after 15 minutes as the schoolboy
striker was fed in behind the Gunners' defence and the goalkeeper did well
to save at the near post, and then again as Solanke followed up on the
rebound.


The game's first booking came shortly after as Dabo was penalised for a
foul and Jack Jebb's dangerous delivery found Julio Pleguezuelo at the
back post, though his header lacked the pace to trouble Beeney. That was
Arsenal's first attempt at goal and the deadlock was broken moments later,
though it was the visitors celebrating.


Colkett advanced into the box onto Houghton's return pass with a dancing
run past a couple of defenders, and managed to squirm a low shot
underneath the onrushing Vickers that trickled over the line for the
midfielder's third Youth Cup goal of the campaign.


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The goal gave the young Blues a 3-1 aggregate advantage, though Arsenal
were looking to reduce that deficit quickly and Maitland-Niles brought a
save from Beeney with a left-footed effort as he cut inside from the
right.


A dangerous run from Alex Iwobi caused Chelsea some trouble after half an
hour as the forward exchanged passes intricately on the edge of the box
and advanced into the area, though his final effort lacked accuracy and
Aina was able to clear the danger. Down the other end, Aina's driven cross
from the left was precise and Houghton powered a header inches over the
bar.


Solanke fired over in the final few minutes of the half after Colkett had
found space in front of the home defence and threaded through a neat ball,
while Kiwomya struck wide of the near post as Dasilva turned provider
coming infield off the left flank.


== Second half ==


Christensen (pictured below) had the first effort after the restart as the
Danish youth international stepped out of defence in typical fashion and
advanced 70 yards before unleashing a left-footed strike that flew
narrowly past the far post, while Colkett's free kick was hit over after
Houghton had been upended.


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Glen Kamara came close to pulling a goal back for the hosts after 55
minutes as he picked up the loose ball in the box following Jebb's
free-kick delivery from the right, worked some space for himself and shot
low, however Houghton was positioned well to block on the line.


Kiwomya scampered clear as Chelsea hit the hosts on the break, though
Tafari Moore defended well as he blocked the winger's pass towards Solanke
in the middle. Chelsea remained on the front foot and Colkett had a
deflected shot loop narrowly wide, before Solanke's wonderful individual
effort after skipping past three Arsenal defenders forced a good low save
from Vickers.


Viveash was forced into a defensive reshuffle midway through the second
period as Clarke-Salter was forced off with an injury. Izzy Brown entered
the fray, with Dasilva moving to left-back, Aina to right-back and the
earlier substitute Isak Ssewankambo switched centrally alongside
Christensen. Chances became limited as the Blues looked to manage the
game, though Aina did strike fiercely into Vickers' midriff as the
visitors looked for a second goal.


Vickers then had to be quick off his line to smother at Solanke's feet
after a clever reverse pass through from Colkett, before the busy home
goalkeeper denied Ssewankambo superbly as he tipped the Swedish youth
international's header on to the bar.


The visitors continued to threaten in the final 10 minutes, while
Ssewankambo and Dasilva defended strongly as Arsenal attacked down their
right side and the evening's action came to a close with Viveash's side
through.


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The young Blues will face Fulham in the two-legged final, with the first
tie to be played at Craven Cottage on Monday 28 April and the return at
Stamford Bridge the following Monday 5 May.


Ticket details will be announced next week.


== Manager reaction ==


Viveash was understandably pleased to see his side progress to another
final and praised their eagerness to win the second leg at the Emirates.
Speaking to the official Chelsea website after the game, he said: 'We're
delighted and to keep a clean sheet at the Emirates is a fantastic
achievement.


'We wanted to win the game and I thought we fully deserved to because we
were very positive. We struggled to get going in the first 20 minutes and
struggled to get our press going but then we started to impose ourselves
and move the ball around much better.'


The manager also took time to credit the evening's goalscorer, as Colkett
netted his second semi-final goal over the two matches.


'The goal came from endeavour and hard work, with Ola Aina pressing the
ball strongly, and I thought it was fitting that the three midfield
players were involved because over the two games it's been in that
midfield where we've dominated.


'Charlie Colkett's now scored four in six games I think and that's been a
part of his game that we've been working with him to improve. Now he's up
to full fitness he's making some great runs to get into goalscoring
positions and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who was also involved in the goal, has
been colossal in the two games.


'We had five really good chances in the first half and their goalkeeper
has been their outstanding player in the two games and deserves a lot of
credit but to get to five finals in seven years is a great achievement.'


Chelsea
Mitchell Beeney

Fankaty Dabo Andreas Christensen Jake Clarke-Salter Ola Aina
(Isak Ssewankambo 59) (Izzy Brown 68)

Jordan Houghton Ruben Loftus-Cheek (c)

Alex Kiwomya Charlie Colkett Jay Dasilva
(Reece Mitchell 80)

Dominic Solanke


Unused subs - Bradley Collins, Kasey Palmer
Bookings - Dabo, Houghton
Scorer - Colkett 18


Arsenal

Josh Vickers, Tafari Moore, Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill,

Glen Kamara (Austin Lipman 85), Leander Siemann (Stefan O'Connor 69),

Julio Pleguezuelo, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Gedion Zelalem, Chuba Akpom (c),

Jack Jebb, Alex Iwobi (Daniel Crowley 59)


Unused subs - Ryan Huddart, Alfred Mugabo

Attendance - 9695


Next up for the Academy is the Under-21s' penultimate league encounter as
they host West Brom at Cobham this Saturday 19 April. Their final game
sees them travel to the Emirates to face Arsenal next Tuesday 22 April.


By Sam Poplett

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