http://www.chelseafc.com/article.asp?hlid=323382 Chelsea Reserves 2 Ipswich Reserves 1 Monday, Nov 07, 2005 A second-half rally by Chelsea Reserves rescued the evening and recorded a first win in five games. The two shots that overturned an early Ipswich lead were crisply struck, making it three good quality goals in the game including a third for Phil Younghusband this season, plus Joe Keenan’s first in a Chelsea shirt since returning from a near-two year loan spell in Belgium. The winner came very late on. There had been earlier chances for Chelsea but most definitely not in a barren first-half. Ipswich found their shooting boots first. One early dipping effort from Liam Craig cleared the crossbar, but not by a huge distance, and the next attempt on 15 minutes was bang on target. Adam Proudlock, on loan from Sheffield Wednesday, latched onto a ball outside the area after Chelsea dithered and gave Lenny Pidgeley no chance with a stinging volley. Pidgeley demonstrated safe hands in gathering a Billy Clarke shot soon after but in attack, Chelsea toiled away without encouragement for the whole of the opening 45 minutes. Joe Tillen put a couple of balls in from the left; Filipe Morais saw one lob drift harmlessly over but against a side that had been conceding an average of four goals-per-game on their travels, it was an impotent display. For Chelsea to get back on level terms as early as the sixth minute after the restart was a big boost. Mancienne's pass through the midfield flicked off an opponent and forward to Phil Younghusband. Onside and suddenly bearing down goal, the 18 year-old striker kept his composure and smacked the ball in. Suddenly an attacking edge had been found. Tillen beat the offside call to flick a header that looped high and fell onto the bar and when Morais made a similar run and confidently finished, Chelsea were dismayed to see the flag up. A breaking Keenan, onside and onto a long ball forward from Anthony Grant, controlled the pass well but then wastefully found the side-netting. He was involved again as the game entered its later stages, combing with his fellow Joe, Tillen, down the left. The low cross was too far ahead of Younghusband in the middle. With time running out, 18 year-old Jack Watkins was introduced up front for his reserve debut. In the dying moments of normal time, a ball came bouncing over from the left and looked for a second as if it was sitting up for the new striker to take a swing at. Instead it was cleared but when substitute James Younghusband found Keenan 20 yards out, he struck a shot that was deflected inside the post with keeper Supple rooted. That was the last anyone saw of Joe Keenan for quite some time as he was buried under a pile of blue-shirted bodies. Chelsea: (4-3-2-1) Lenny Pidgeley Dean Smith Adrian Pettigrew Michael Mancienne Jonas Elmer Joe Keenan Anthony Grant Danny Hollands (capt) Filipe Morais (James Younghusband 82) Joe Tillen Phil Younghusband (Jack Watkins 84) Ipswich: Shane Supple (gk), Sammy Moore, James Krause, Ian Westlake, Aidan Collins, Gerard Nash, Jaime Peters, Scott Barron, Billy Clarke (Danny Haynes 79), Adam Proudlock, Liam Craig (Liam Trotter 79). by Paul Mason http://www.chelseafc.com/Images/ChelseaNOW/chelsea_vs_ipswich06.jpg Phil Younghusband 怒射 -- 以伊露维塔的名为证发誓 — 若有谁敢夺取属於我们的蓝色之魂，不论对方是天使 、恶魔、男人或女人，包括尚未出生者，若有任何的生灵，不论伟大或渺小，是善 还是恶，我们都将怀着复仇与憎恨之心直追到天涯海角，直追到世界结束之日。 --

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