[情報] U18 - Chelsea 12 - 2 Aston Villa

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U18聯賽第八輪精華 http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2014/10/ under-18s-report--chelsea-12-aston-villa-2.html Under-18s report: Chelsea 12 Aston Villa 2 Sat, 11 Oct 2014 Our Under-18s won an incredible league encounter at Cobham this lunchtime (Saturday) to maintain their place at the top of the South Group table. Chelsea were 2-0 down after a quarter of an hour following strikes from Harry McKirdy and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy, however Jeremie Boga quickly pulled one back and that kick-started an amazing comeback. Tammy Abraham, substitute Miro Muheim and a second from Boga swung the game back in Chelsea's favour, before Dominic Solanke added two goals in first-half stoppage time to make it 6-2 at the interval. Muheim completed his hat-trick with two confident finishes early in the second half, before Scott found the net from range after an hour. Boga completed his hat-trick with a brilliant free-kick finish, Abraham scored his second and substitute Ike Ugbo got in on the act with a goal too as the young Blues rounded off a special day in emphatic fashion. == Team news == There were three changes from the side that won 2-1 at Norwich City last weekend as Under-18s manager Joe Edwards was able to call upon the services of two forwards usually with the Under-21s in Solanke and Boga. They joined Abraham in attack, while Scott, Isaac Christie-Davies and Mukhtar Ali comprised the midfield trio in behind. Ruben Sammut continued in the side as the only ever-present in this term's league campaign, partnering skipper Jake Clarke-Salter in the heart of defence. Jay Dasilva and Charlie Wakefield started at left-back and right-back respectively, while Under-16 Jared Thompson continued in goal. == First half == An open start in the Cobham sunshine saw chances created at both ends and three goals on the scoreboard after a quarter of an hour. Rushian Hepburn-Murphy fired narrowly wide for the visitors and then forced a good low block from Clarke-Salter, before the visitors grabbed the opener after 11 minutes. An advance down the right channel brought progress and McKirdy was on hand to swivel neatly and poke the loose ball beyond Thompson to give his side an early advantage. Chelsea pushed forward immediately looking for a leveller, with Solanke denied by a strong block and then heading over from close range, however it was Villa celebrating again after 15 minutes as they doubled their lead. Hepburn-Murphy charged down Clarke-Salter's clearance and the rebound fell invitingly into his path. He advanced into the box and kept his composure to finish confidently beyond Thompson. That blow spurred the league leaders into a quick response and the deficit was halved within a minute as Boga fashioned an opportunity for himself to shoot at goal and fired beyond Dylan Forth in the Villa goal from the edge of the box. It was a boost that set the scene for a crazy comeback inside the opening half hour that was defined by two goals in a few minutes. Solanke advanced down the left channel and supplied a brilliant low centre across goal that Abraham poked home from a couple of yards for his 13th of the season. That levelled the scores before a flowing move from Edwards' side resulted in them going ahead for the first time in the match. Ali released Abraham through the middle, receiving a late tackle in the process that would end his involvement in the match, and the forward looked to have netted again as he bent a low effort towards goal but it struck the base of the post. Boga was on hand to react quickest and fired the rebound into the far corner for his second goal of the morning. Muheim replaced the injured Ali and was involved in much of the action for the remainder of the half. The Swiss youth international first fired wide from 20 yards before finding the net in the 42nd minute as he profited from more excellent work from Abraham and a delightful dinked cross from the right to nod beyond a stranded Forth. That wasn't the end of the first half action either as further incisive attacking from the hosts brought about two more goals in stoppage time. First, Abraham turned provider from the right as Solanke received his low cross and fired into the roof of the net, before Solanke steered Muheim's free-kick beyond Forth to make the half-time scoreline 6-2. == Second half == McKirdy went close to reducing the visitors' deficit eight minutes after the restart as he escaped in behind Thompson and aimed towards goal at a tight angle, however his effort trickled onto the far post and substitute Alex Prosser was unable to convert the rebound. The Blues quickly made Villa regret that moment more as Muheim scored two goals in six minutes. An emphatic finish after a neat attack was followed by a hat-trick goal as Dasilva's powerful driven centre was only palmed into Muheim's path by keeper Forth, with the midfielder finishing high and with confidence. The driving rain that arrived for the second period only added to the crazy nature of affairs and Chelsea had a ninth goal in the 63rd minute as Scott's effort from distance arrowed towards goal and beat Forth with the aid of a deflection from Hale. A 10th goal was notched up in the 73rd minute after Chelsea were awarded a free-kick on the edge of the penalty area after Abraham was felled. Boga stepped up and bent a brilliant effort over the wall and into the far corner to complete his hat-trick. Abraham added his second of the game with a brilliant turn and finish from 10 yards, and substitute Ugbo found the back of the net in the final minute with a sublime chipped finish over the onrushing Forth to round off an unforgettable win for the youth team. Next up for the Under-18s is a trip to Brighton & Hove Albion next Saturday 18 October. == Manager Reaction == Edwards spoke after the game of his pride in his players' involvement in a memorable win and highlighted the attacking talent as instrumental in the big scoreline, however he also focused on another slow start as a pressing area in which to improve. Speaking to the official Chelsea website, he said: 'It's great for all the boys to be involved in that. 'We've been able to add two players in Jeremie and Dominic to a team that's already been doing very well so we knew we were fielding a strong team and the expectation from ourselves rises as a result of that. We're disappointed with the start and it's something we have to keep looking at because it's happened a few times lately, with us giving teams a head-start in games - but the most pleasing aspect today was our mentality. 'When you go in at half-time with such a clear lead there's always a chance the players will take their foot off the gas in the second half but we addressed that at the break and spoke about how the top-level players are so relentless and ruthless in those situations. You could see in the second half the boys responded to that and we managed to double our half-time score because of it. 'There were some really good individual performances; Jeremie was looking forward to getting a run-out after missing a few games with illness so it was good for him to be involved and get a few goals, while Kyle Scott was a real key player for us today. We changed his role to a deeper one and we really wanted him to dictate the game when we had the ball. He was outstanding in doing that and it was good to see him perform like that in a different role.' Edwards also spoke of the development side of the match, with a few players deployed in slightly unfamiliar positions, and praised his side's form after an impressive few results. 'It's all part of development to see players in different areas of the field and we're working with Charlie Wakefield on the other side of his game, working off the ball as a wide player. Sometimes, the best way to improve defensively is to play in defence and he did really well today. Ruben Sammut has always given us versatility to come in and play in the back; he understands the game so well and played really well. 'We've had a couple of different wins in recent weeks, winning at Spurs and then at Norwich when we didn't play as well as we know we can. I've seen the boys speaking a lot recently about the league and you can see how important it is for them this year. In previous seasons we haven't always been able to field a settled team week after week at youth level, however with this intake of 14 first-years we can do that this year. 'You can see there's a determination to accumulate the league points and pick up the wins at difficult places like Tottenham and Norwich. Winning games when you're not having your best day is part of being a top player and a top team so it's certainly been a pleasing few weeks for us.' Chelsea Jared Thompson Charlie Wakefield Ruben Sammut Jake-Clarke-Salter (c) Jay Dasilva (Ike Ugbo 78) Kyle Scott Isaac Christie-Davies Mukhtar Ali (Miro Muheim 34) Tammy Abraham Dominic Solanke Jeremie Boga (Josh Grant 75) Unused subs - Nathan Baxter Scorers - Boga 16, 27, 73; Abraham 25, 81; Muheim 43, 54, 60; Solanke 45+3, 45+5; Scott 63; Ugbo 89 Booked - Scott Aston Villa Dylan Forth, Kodi Lyons-Foster, Corey Taylor, Jack Clarke (Alex Prosser h/t), Rory Hale, Easah Suliman, Harry Lewis (Jordan Cox), Harry McKirdy, Rushian Hepburn-Murphy, Khalid Abdo (c), Callum O'Hare (Jake Humphries) Unused subs - Charlie Bannister Scorers - McKirdy 11; Hepburn-Murphy 15 Booked - Hale, Abdo By Sam Poplett Pictures courtesy of Mark Sandom ----- 這不叫霸凌，什麼叫霸凌...... -- ╔══╗╔╗╔╗╔══╗╔╗ ╔══╗╔══╗╔══╗ ║╔═╝║╚╝║║╔═╝║║ ║╔═╝║╔═╝║╔╗║ ║║ ║╔╗║║╔═╝║║ ╚═╗║║╔═╝║╚╝║ ║╚═╗║║║║║╚═╗║╚═╗╔═╝║║╚═╗║╔╗║ ╚══╝╚╝╚╝╚══╝╚══╝╚══╝╚══╝╚╝╚╝ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 36.231.141.59 ※ 文章網址: http://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Chelsea/M.1413031543.A.370.html

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