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FA Youth Cup report: Chelsea 6 Huddersfield 1

Tue, 13 Jan 2015


Chelsea's Under-18s booked a place in the FA Youth Cup fifth round this
evening (Tuesday) with an emphatic win at Aldershot.


The young Blues got off to a perfect start as Tammy Abraham headed them
into an early lead before the forward added his second and Dominic Solanke
struck a third inside half an hour.


Huddersfield briefly reduced the deficit through Jamie Spencer but Abraham
notched again moments later to secure a commanding half-time lead. A less
eventful second half followed but Solanke did complete his hat-trick and
substitute Kasey Palmer rounded off a very good evening for Joe Edwards'
side with a brilliant late sixth. The holders will now face a home tie
against either Swansea City or Doncaster Rovers.


== Team news ==


There was one change from the victory at Leeds in the previous round as
fit-again Jeremie Boga returned to the side in place of Kyle Scott. The
Frenchman operated in the no.10 role behind striker Solanke, with Izzy
Brown and Abraham supporting from out wide.


Charly Musonda and captain Charlie Colkett comprised the remainder of the
midfield trio, while the back five remained unchanged with Bradley Collins
in goal protected by a quartet of Ola Aina, Fikayo Tomori, Jake
Clarke-Salter and Jay Dasilva.


== First half ==


It was a bright start to proceedings and, after both goalkeepers were
tested in the opening minutes, the first goal arrived after just five
minutes. Dasilva advanced from left-back before floating a cross towards
Abraham at the far post. The tall forward arrowed an excellent header back
across goal and into the far corner to notch his 20th goal of the season
and give the hosts an early advantage.


Solanke went close to doubling that lead moments later but his near-post
header from Colkett's in-swinging corner flew just wide, however the Blues
continued to dictate the game and create good opportunities.


Tadhg Ryan in the Terriers goal saved well from Aina and then Dasilva's
low centre came agonisingly close to being turned in by a combination of
Abraham and Solanke.


Some strong defending kept Brown and Boga at bay again, yet the growing
pressure paid dividends after half an hour as the hosts increased the
lead. Huddersfield failed to clear the ball from a corner and Abraham
turned it in from close range for his second of the evening.


The 17-year-old turned provider three minutes later as Edwards' side
capitalised on their control in the tie and grabbed a third goal. He beat
left-back Jack Senior and then supplied a perfect low cross to give the
supporting Solanke a simple finish from a couple of yards out.


The visitors reduced the arrears with 10 minutes of the half remaining as
Jamie Spencer charged down a Collins clearance and his block flew into the
back of the net, yet Chelsea's three-goal advantage was restored three
minutes later. Boga's mazy run beat three defenders and he drilled a
dangerous ball in from the byline that Solanke was on hand to fire beyond
Ryan. It was the England Under-17 striker's 19th goal of the season.


== Second half ==


Musonda flashed a shot wide shortly after the restart but the second
period saw fewer clear-cut chances fashioned in the opening half hour.
Regan Booty had an opportunity to pull a goal back for his side after 64
minutes as his low shot trickled towards the line after a save from
Collins, but Aina was quick and brave to deal with the danger first and
divert the ball behind for a corner.


The Blues broke quickly after clearing the set-piece and Boga led the
forward charge, cutting in from the left and beating a defender before
taking aim for the top corner but firing his effort just too high. The
hosts continued with their bright and intelligent approach play, with the
front four all interchanging dangerously and then substitutes Kyle Scott
and Palmer coming off the bench looking to make an impact.


Striker Solanke was soon celebrating his hat-trick and a seventh goal in
his last three appearances in all competitions. He reacted quickly to a
loose ball in the Huddersfield box and lashed a fierce left-footed strike
beyond a helpless Ryan.


Fraser Horsefall saw a clever effort rebound back off the bar in the final
10 minutes while Scott's chipped shot floated inches over the bar, before
Palmer made it six late on with a brilliant arrowing drive into the top
corner.


Fraser Horsefall saw a clever effort rebound back off the bar in the final
10 minutes while Scott's chipped shot floated inches over the bar, before
Palmer made it six late on with a brilliant arrowing drive into the top
corner.


== Manager reaction ==


After seeing his side progress to the next round, Joe Edwards reflected on
a good night for his team and praised their professionalism and management
of the game. Speaking to the official Chelsea website afterwards, he said:
'Huddersfield surprised me a bit with their approach; having looked at
them beforehand, we've seen them on the front foot and quite attacking in
games but early on they were dropping very deep.


'While that was good for us to have Colkett and Musonda with so much time
on the ball, it can be tough with that many bodies in and around their
penalty area. It's then about discipline, energy and moving the ball
quickly. Tammy really gave us that with his performance, scoring two and
making one in the first half, and it's always really pleasing when your
striker scores a hat-trick.


'We spoke before the game about dominating possession and moving it
quickly. I thought, even though we didn't score as many goals in the
second half, our tempo and rotation were much better but I still feel we
have a lot more to give in this competition.'


Next up for the Academy is a return to Aldershot tomorrow for our
Under-21s, who entertain FC Porto in the inaugural Premier League
International Cup. The youth team are next in action on Monday 19 January
as they travel to West Brom in the league.


Chelsea
Bradley Collins

Ola Aina Fikayo Tomori Jake Clarke-Salter Jay Dasilva
(Ruben Sammut 67)

Charlie Colkett (c) Charly Musonda
(Kyle Scott 68)

Tammy Abraham Jeremie Boga Izzy Brown
(Kasey Palmer 76)
Dominic Solanke


Unused subs - Jared Thompson, Ali Suljic
Scorers - Abraham 5, 28; Solanke 31, 38, 77; Palmer 87
Booked - Clarke-Salter


Huddersfield

Tadhg Ryan, Bradley Carroll, Jack Senior, Jamie Spencer, Nat Pells,

Jacob Hanson (Sam Warde 67), Jack Boyle, Regan Booty,

Rekeil Pyke (Danny Kane 52), Fraser Horsefall, Adam Porritt (Liam Coogans h/t)


Unused subs - Clarke Bogard, Ronan Coughlan
Scorer - Spencer 35
Booked - Booty

Attendance - 301


By Sam Poplett

Pictures courtesy of Mark Sandom

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