青年軍 - Chelsea 0-4 Crystal Palace - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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YOUTH REPORT: CHELSEA 0 CRYSTAL PALACE 4

Posted on: Sat 29 Oct 2011


Selection options for the Under 18s at the weekend were limited by
extensive international call-ups and injuries and a very young Chelsea
side failed to recover from a bad start to the game.


With a combined six players away with England Under 17s or Under 16s,
youth team manager Adi Viveash gave full debuts at this level to two
schoolboys who joined four other U16s in being involved in the game. Rohan
Ince (pictured) and Philipp Prosenik were permitted over-age players,
neither with extensive match action this season.


The reshaped side suffered the blow of conceding the first goal as early
as 70 seconds into the game. A straight ball through from the back was
controlled by one of the Palace players who turned and scored from 35
yards in a manner that had Viveash questioning Mitchell Beeney's attempt
to save it and the lack of closing down by the outfield players.


It was exactly the start a very young team didn't need and after 10 poor
minutes, a tactical change was made with Ince dropping back into defence
and Alistair Gordon moving into midfield. It had an effect and for the
next half hour Chelsea played some good football, created chances and
forced the Palace keeper into a couple of good saves.


But then two goals were conceded before the break, the first after
Prosenik lost possession on halfway too easily and a diagonal ball was
played over Adam Nditi to the Palace right winger who took a touch inside
and finished well.


Then, in trying to play out from the back, Chelsea got caught on the ball
by the same Palace winger who got into the box and pulled the ball back
for a colleague to score.


The young Blues were better in the second half and again had a couple of
opportunities but inside the final 10 minutes the visitors scored their
fourth with a deflected shot from the edge of the box.


'At half time there were a few choice words said because I didn't think
that we competed as well as we should have,' says Viveash.


'When you are 3-0 down at half time you can go one of two ways. You either
restore some pride or you are on the end of a real hammering and the lads
played much better in the second half, but we shouldn't need that
half-time talk to get livened up.


'Jon Muleba on his youth team debut as a schoolboy at right-back was
outstanding so that was a real big positive but the young lads were let
down by the more experienced players in the team not giving them enough,
and we have had that a couple of times this year when older players have
stepped down.


'They haven't been able to raise their level and apply themselves to the
required standard and that is a big disappointment for me. If we are
playing that amount of young players we need a bit of help. We have an
outstanding group of Under 16s pushing very hard and it is getting to the
stage where they will start getting games because they deserve to.


'Crystal Palace are very hard working and have a couple of very good
individual players. They let you know you are in a game and we could not
handle it.'


Daniel Pappoe who would have played was ruled by an injury suffered for
the reserve team during the week. Archange Nkumu didn't recover in time
from an injury suffered in a friendly game the previous weekend. It is
hoped Alex Davey, Tom Howard and Nortei Nortey will soon be back in
action.


Chelsea:

Mitchell Beeney

Jonathon Muleba Ali Gordon (c) Adam Nditi Dion Conroy

Amin Affane Islam Feruz Rohan Ince

Ismael Seremba Philipp Prosenik Reece Mitchell
(Anjur Osmanovic 60) (Ambrose Gnahore 60)


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