http://tinyurl.com/y3zfqcqt U23联赛第16轮精华 https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2019/2/4/pl2-report--derby-0-chelsea-1 PL2 report: Derby 0 Chelsea 1 04 Feb 2019 Our development squad won a hard-fought three points in Premier League 2 as they battled throughout the 90 minutes on a cold winter's night in Derbyshire. https://i.imgur.com/2SEpDjA.jpg Conor Gallagher's goal moments before half-time proved the difference between the two sides, though the victory also owed much to hard graft and a defensive resilience from front to back. The win takes us up one place in the league standings into fifth. There were four changes from our last league outing as injuries restricted the options available to manager Joe Edwards, ruling out Richard Nartey, Billy Gilmour and Tino Anjorin. Ethan Ampadu came into the side at the heart a three-man central defensive unit, flanked by captain Marc Guehi and Joseph Colley, while Jamie Cumming continued in goal. The Dutch duo of Juan Castillo and Ian Maatsen operated as wing-backs in Edwards's preferred 3-5-2 system, with Gallagher joined by George McEachran and Tariq Uwakwe in central midfield. Daishawn Redan and Charlie Brown led the line up front as the Blues looked to end a run of three consecutive PL2 defeats stretching back to the first week of December. The contest started evenly in the East Midlands, both sides exchanging set-piece opportunities inside the opening 10 minutes but unable to trouble the opposing goalkeeper. Gallagher had a chance to test Josh Barnes with a central free-kick 25 yards out but opted to drift in a floated delivery that just evaded the jumping Ampadu. Cumming was the first made to work between the sticks, reacting and dropping quickly to keep out a close-range effort, before a bouncing ball dropped invitingly for Uwakwe to strike straight into the gloves of the home goalkeeper. A fast-paced and competitive encounter was taking place in the middle of the pitch, though it was the Rams who fashioned the next big opportunity midway through the half. Max Hunt rose highest to get on the end of a free-kick and divert it into the path of Josh Shonibare, whose initial effort was blocked and the ensuing goalmouth scramble eventually thwarted by Cumming. Uwakwe's return from an injury layoff was proving a timely one and the 19-year-old remained at the heart of our attacking endeavours. Immediately after Shonibare's chance, the visitors raced down the other end to threaten with their best move of the match to date as Maatsen was played in on the right and delivered for Uwakwe, who was denied bravely by Barnes. https://i.imgur.com/FysIOGv.jpg Uwakwe was lively in midfield on his return from injury Chances continued to come readily in an entertaining match and Louie Sibley fired a warning with a rising strike narrowly over the crossbar before Cameron Cresswell spurned a glorious chance to break the deadlock. Cumming was almost the architect of his own downfall as he miskicked the ball straight out to the Derby striker with his standing foot, though accuracy was lacking in the finish and the Blues breathed a sigh of relief. After a period of Derby pressure around the half hour mark, it was suddenly the visitors in the ascendancy in the final period before the break. Gallagher retrieved possession and fed Brown, who fired just over, before Redan's volley was saved after McEachran stole the ball upfield. Yet the breakthrough soon arrived as the Blues pressed home their control in the contest. Gallagher had spurned a good chance moments earlier but was not to be denied for a second time and finished expertly into the top corner, with Castillo claiming the assist with a cross from the left. It was perfect timing for Edwards's boys and gave them an advantage to protect in the second 45 minutes, along with the platform to play on the counter-attack. A burst on the break almost fashioned our second goal early after the restart as Gallagher got things going from deep and McEachran advanced down the right flank before picking out Redan in the middle. The teenage striker made good contact but Barnes was equal to the effort, producing an excellent save to keep the deficit at one. https://i.imgur.com/4yjKoKt.jpg A couple of familiar faces joined our Head of Youth Development Neil Bath in watching on from the sidelines The Derby threat increased steadily as the half wore on and the temperature dropped further under a clear sky at the Rams training ground. Jayden Mitchell-Lawson scuffed a shot straight at Cumming, while our goalkeeper was positioned perfectly again moments later to hold on to Alex Babos's free-kick. It was inevitable that the visitors would drop deeper as Darren Wassall's side pushed for a leveller, though our application to put pressure on the ball and defend the box could not be faulted. A jinking run from Calum MacDonald, the full-back, almost opened the door as he burst into the box but Ampadu was in the way with a super block. Down the other end, the hard-working Brown got on the end of a quick break forward, teed up by McEachran's clever reverse pass, but the unfavourable angle proved too difficult for the forward to master and Barnes flung out a strong hand to paw the ball from danger. https://i.imgur.com/C5ztwBR.jpg Five minutes of added time indicated by the fourth official brought the nerves to a crescendo at the death and it took a huge effort for the Blues to keep their clean sheet intact. Barnes had performed capably in his own box to prevent us from adding further goals and he almost came up with the unlikeliest of equalisers when he sprinted forward for a late set-piece, though the ball spun off the keeper and narrowly wide of Cumming's upright. That ensured the points were coming back to the capital as Edwards's side collected their first win of 2019 and closed the gap to second place to three points. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2019/2/5/ pl2-reaction--a-step-in-the-right-direction PL2 reaction: A step in the right direction 05 Feb 2019 A welcome win for our development squad was hard-earned in the Midlands last night (Monday) as a goal from Conor Gallagher moments before the break proved the difference between the Blues and Derby County. https://i.imgur.com/fcCwepJ.jpg The three points took Joe Edwards's side above Liverpool into fifth place in Premier League 2, closing the gap to second place with a first league win since the start of December. After the game, the manager praised his side for competing in a fast-paced, battling performance on a cold night in Derbyshire. 'It's good to get back to winning ways,' he said after watching his side defend resolutely to claim a first PL2 clean sheet since September. 'We're a bit disappointed with our league position at the moment, particularly given how well we started the season, but that's what happens when you suffer back-to-back defeats. 'The pace of the game throughout was excellent and a credit to under-23s football but thankfully we showed a bit of everything; we played some good football up against a really difficult press, obviously got our goal just before half-time and then dug in at the end to fight for a clean sheet so the lads thoroughly deserved what they got.' Collective effort was required to keep our advantage intact in the second half and Edwards indicated that defence started from the front as the strikers in his 3-5-2 system set the tone for a hard-working display. 'We defended the box well because Derby have players that are quick and threatening in the final third so we had to deal with that,' he continued. 'They've been at the right end of the table all season and for most of the game you could see why because they're a really difficult team to play against. 'They try to get the ball down and play, which contributed to the high tempo, so it was one of those clean sheets where the whole team have earned it. Charlie Brown and Daishawn Redan up front had to do a lot of work which goes unnoticed and the work-rate all over the pitch was excellent. We said to the boys before the game that if we want to work our way up the table, we have to beat the teams that are up there so this was a step in the right direction.' https://i.imgur.com/OYaR6lb.jpg Ethan Ampadu started at the heart of defence and the 18-year-old Wales international's inclusion provided a significant boost to our rearguard effort. 'We have to give credit to Ethan because he needs to play football and probably felt he hadn't got many minutes recently so he asked to come and play, which we always welcome,' Edwards added. 'He always brings great leadership qualities and really strengthened us at the back.' The challenge now is to secure back-to-back league wins for the first time this season when Swansea City visit Aldershot on Friday 15 February. 'You want to build on it whenever you win and that consistency has been our biggest problem all season,' explained the manager. 'There are a lot of good teams in the league and not much of a gulf between the teams because anyone can beat anyone. Consistency has been a problem for us so now we need to follow it up with a home win in particular because we know our home form has cost us.' Chelsea (3-5-2) Jamie Cumming Joseph Colley Ethan Ampadu Marc Guehi Ian Maatsen Conor Gallagher George McEachran Tariq Uwakwe Juan Castillo (Clinton Mola 73) Daishawn Redan Charlie Brown (George Nunn 90+5) Unused subs - Karlo Ziger, Marcel Lavinier, Henry Lawrence Scorer - Gallagher 44 Booked - McEachran Derby County Josh Barnes, Kellan Gordon, Calum MacDonald, Max Bird, Joe Bateman, Max Hunt, Jayden Mitchell-Lawson, Louie Sibley, Cameron Cresswell, Alex Babos (Aaron Eyoma 82), Josh Shonibare (Tyree Wilson 67) Unused subs - Aaron Eyoma, Matthew Yates, Fuseine Rashid, Sven Karic -- 圣保罗˙费雷拉 在一群球霸、色鬼、自大狂、幼稚鬼、懒惰虫、贪婪鬼的足坛中 体现了身为一名职业球员有多麽的艰难与伟大！ --

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