青年足總盃 - Fulham 3 - 2 Chelsea - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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FA YOUTH CUP FINAL REPORT: FULHAM 3 CHELSEA 2

Posted on: Tue 29 Apr 2014


== Summary ==


The young Blues went down to a narrow defeat at Craven Cottage in the
first leg of the FA Youth Cup final. An enthralling encounter was
scoreless at the break, Fulham having missed a penalty, before five goals
after the interval saw Moussa Dembele level after Jay Dasilva (pictured
top) had put Chelsea ahead.


Emerson Hyndman then sent Fulham into the lead before Cameron Burgess
extended the advantage. Substitute Charly Musonda's late strike reduced
the deficit and leaves the tie balanced intriguingly ahead of next week's
second leg.


== Team news ==


Manager Adi Viveash made three changes from the side that started in the
second leg semi-final victory over Arsenal at the Emirates, with
goalkeeper Bradley Collins, defender Isak Ssewankambo and forward Izzy
Brown coming into the team.


Three Under-16s started once again for the young Blues, with leading Youth
Cup goalscorer Dominic Solanke leading the line up front, Jay Dasilva
supporting from the left flank and Jake Clarke-Salter continuing in the
centre of defence alongside Andreas Christensen. Ola Aina remained at
left-back while the midfield trio of captain Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Charlie
Colkett and Jordan Houghton kept their places in the middle of the field.
Alex Kiwomya missed out with illness.


Fulham were unchanged from their 3-2 semi-final second leg win over
Reading. Forwards Patrick Roberts and Moussa Dembele have both featured
for Felix Magath's first team in recent months and went into the game with
a combined 11 Youth Cup goals between them.


== First half ==


Chelsea started brightly and had tested Marek Rodak in the Fulham goal
inside the opening two minutes. Colkett found space and time on the ball
early on and his low drive was held well by the goalkeeper, before
Loftus-Cheek's left-footed strike also brought a routine stop from the
Slovakian.


Chelsea were moving the ball quickly and the one-touch passing continued
to create opportunities throughout the opening exchanges. Brown cut in
from the right flank and his low shot was deflected off Jordan Evans with
Rodak seemingly beaten, though the goalkeeper's trailing feet as he dived
made the stop.


Houghton fired wide before Fulham threatened seriously for the first time
after a quarter of an hour with a couple of set-pieces. Aina diverted an
inswinging free-kick from the left behind and Cameron Burgess headed the
subsequent corner wide.


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Christensen (pictured above) defended strongly against Dembele, firstly to
block the striker's shot and then to get his body in between the ball and
the forward and clear the danger, before after half an hour Fulham were
awarded a penalty.


Roberts proved tricky down the right and found some space in which to
advance towards goal. As he prepared to shoot, the recovering Aina caught
his striking foot and the referee pointed to the spot. Dembele, with seven
goals in the competition this term, stepped up from 12 yards but put too
much power on his attempted chip down the middle and saw his chance to put
the Cottagers ahead fly over via the top of the crossbar.


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Down the other end, Burgess was proving instrumental for his team as he
denied Solanke's effort on the line with Rodak beaten and then got enough
contact on Houghton's left-footed strike to divert it inches over the bar.
Solanke was foiled by the goalkeeper again as both sides continued to
create chances in the final minutes of the half, and Brown had a penalty
shout turned down and Rodak saved from Dasilva as the sides went in level
at the break.


== Second half ==


The visitors had started the first period strongly and repeated that after
the interval as Loftus-Cheek fired over after an exchange of passes with
Dasilva, before Viveash's side grabbed the breakthrough after 49 minutes.


Brown carried the ball forward dangerously from the right, running at the
heart of the Fulham defence, before feeding Dasilva to the left and the
schoolboy rifled a low effort beyond the dive of Rodak and into the bottom
far corner for a timely first goal of his youth team career.


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The lead was a deserved one on the overall balance of play and Ssewankambo
almost added a second moments later as he headed just wide from Colkett's
corner from the right, before Burgess denied Houghton with a brilliant
block as the midfield man struck towards goal from 15 yards.


The match continued to remain open as Viveash introduced the energy of
Kasey Palmer into midfield after an hour, though it turned on its head
with two goals in three minutes soon after. Substitute Dean O'Halloran
delivered an inviting corner from the left and Dembele powered in at the
far post to head past Collins and level the scores, grabbing his eighth
Youth Cup goal of the campaign in the process.


That swung the momentum in favour of the hosts and they went into the lead
a couple of minutes later. A promising individual run from Emerson Hyndman
fashioned a sight at goal and the midfielder's left-footed drive beat
Collins via the inside of the near post and thanks to a fortuitous
deflection off the back of the blocking Christensen.


Viveash responded with two changes in quick succession as Charly Musonda
replaced Solanke in attack, with Brown moving to the central striking
role, and Fankaty Dabo introduced in place of Clarke-Salter, with
Ssewankambo slotting alongside Christensen at centre-back. However, Fulham
extended their advantage after 79 minutes as another set-piece proved
Chelsea's undoing.


A deep corner from the right flighted right across the face of goal before
home skipper Liam Donnelly made contact at the back post to divert back
into the danger area, and Burgess turned it home from close range.


Chelsea were stung but continued to attack and Dasilva's low header forced
Rodak to parry at the near post after Musonda's deep cross from the right.
The resulting corner reaped no immediate rewards but the visitors kept the
pressure up as Loftus-Cheek fed Musonda (below left) to the left and the
young Belgian manoeuvred some space before firing low and through the
keeper to pull a goal back for the young Blues.


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The game had swung back in Chelsea's favour and they pushed on strongly
searching for an equaliser in the final minutes. Palmer had the best
chance as he brought an excellent save from Rodak down low to the
goalkeeper's right.


== Manager reaction ==


Viveash spoke after the game of conflicting emotions, on a night where his
side played some great football but conceded from corners. Speaking to the
official Chelsea website after the game, he said: 'We played some
sparkling football but we got done on two set-pieces.


'People have individual jobs from set-pieces and they didn't do them
tonight. You can't give people free headers in the box, whether you're
playing Under-8s or Under-18s and in the first team that would cost you
your place in the side.


'I thought we played some really good football but we just weren't
clinical enough. We hit the goalkeeper five times and I was disappointed
when it went to 1-1 because we wobbled and we can't do that.'


However, the manager insisted Musonda's late goal gives his team a great
chance to overturn the deficit at Stamford Bridge next week.


'The goal at the end gives us a foothold in the tie. At 3-1 it would have
been extremely difficult but that goal has given us a little bit of life
and it sets up a great night at the Bridge. We've been here before and so
we have to take that experience and learn from it now.'


There is no 'away goals rule' in the FA Youth Cup.


Next up for the Academy is the final league game of the campaign for the
Under-18s as they take on Tottenham at Cobham tomorrow [Tuesday] afternoon
(no spectators admitted). Dermot Drummy's Under-21s will face Manchester
City away in the end-of-season playoff semi-final on Thursday.


Tickets for the second leg of the Youth Cup final at Stamford Bridge next
Monday, 5 May, are available now, priced at ￡5 for adults and ￡3 for
concessions. Tickets purchased online and with the call centre before 12
noon on Wednesday 30 April will be posted out. Tickets purchased online
and with the call centre after 12 noon on Wednesday 30 April will remain
at the box office for collection on the day of the match.


Tickets will go off sale online and with the call centre on Friday 2 May
at 12 noon and will then be sold in person at the box office until 2pm on
Sunday 4 May. There will be no tickets sold after 2pm on Sunday 4 May.


Chelsea
Bradley Collins

Isak Ssewankambo Andreas Christensen Jake Clarke-Salter Ola Aina
(Fankaty Dabo 78)

Jordan Houghton Ruben Loftus-Cheek (c)
(Kasey Palmer 59)

Izzy Brown Charlie Colkett Jay Dasilva

Dominic Solanke
(Charly Musonda 73)


Unused subs - Kyle Scott, Ruben Sammut
Scorers - Dasilva 49, Musonda 83
Booked - Aina, Ssewankambo


Fulham

Marek Rodak, Ryheem Sheckleford, Jordan Evans (Noe Baba 86),

Liam Donnelly (c), Cameron Burgess, Solomon Sambou,

Josh Smile (Dean O'Halloran 63), Emerson Hyndman, Moussa Dembele,

Patrick Roberts (Joshua Walker 90+3), George Williams


Unused subs - Magnus Norman, Aaron Redford
Scorers - Dembele 69, Hyndman 71, Burgess 79
Booked - Burgess

Attendance - 4457


By Sam Poplett

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