https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSNJhhq8XJU 足球聯盟盃小組賽第三輪精華 https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2017/11/ checkatrade-trophy-report--exeter-v-chelsea.html Checkatrade Trophy report: Exeter 1 Chelsea 3 Tue 28 Nov 2017 Our development squad came from behind to win in the Checkatrade Trophy and book their place in the knockout round. Reuben Reid headed Exeter in front but the hosts were ahead for less than 25 minutes as Callum Hudson-Odoi capitalised on some loose defending to level the score by the break. Reece James headed against the woodwork after the restart but made no mistake in the air with 20 minutes remaining before Josh Grant sealed the points late on. It means Joe Edwards's side finish as runners-up in Southern Group D and face a trip MK Dons in the last-32 next Wednesday 6 December. Edwards made four changes from the weekend defeat at the hands of PL2 leaders Liverpool with Marcin Bulka, Richard Nartey, Isaac Christie-Davies and Kylian Hazard all returning to start in a reworked 3-4-2-1 system. Bulka was protected by a back three consisting of Nartey, Trevoh Chalobah and James, while Dujon Sterling and Grant lined up as wing-backs. Hudson-Odoi netted an outstanding individual goal in our 3-1 reverse to the Reds three days previously and the 17-year-old led the attack, with support coming from Hazard and Christie-Davies. Ruben Sammut skippered the side and partnered Jacob Maddox in central midfield. The visitors enjoyed almost all of the early possession as they settled swiftly into their crisp passing game but it was Exeter who took the lead inside the opening seven minutes with their first attack of the evening. Bulka had sprinted off his line to clear a long ball forward into touch but Archie Collins picked up the throw-in and delivered an inviting cross for Reid. The 29-year-old striker had found space between the central defenders and had the simple task of guiding a downward header into the bottom corner, beyond the desperate dive of our Polish goalkeeper. An early goal for the Grecians was hardly likely to change the contest's pattern of play and Edwards's side continued to probe without igniting a creative spark in the final third. Their first opportunities of note came with 20 minutes on the clock, Hazard doing well to reach Sterling's deep cross but lacking the aerial accuracy to trouble James Hamon in the Exeter goal. Hudson-Odoi had fired our first effort at goal moments earlier, the lively teenager's strike well blocked by a tracking defender, before he combined neatly with Maddox to fashion a chance for the midfielder. The duo exchanged a one-two and Maddox advanced centrally but his shot was weak and aimed straight at Hamon. The signs were positive for the visitors and Hudson-Odoi threatened again after latching on to Hazard's slide-rule pass, though his left-footed rising drive arrowed into the terraces behind the home goal. However, there was no doubting the forward's finishing or eager anticipation on the half-hour mark as he pounced to draw us level. Craig Woodman, the defender 17 years Hudson-Odoi's senior, presented the opportunity with a short header back to his goalkeeper and our number 70 was in no mood to let the Grecians off the hook. He got the first touch to the loose ball eight yards out, slotted it through the legs of the goalkeeper and then tucked his finish into the unguarded goal. It might have been 2-1 to Chelsea by the break but for an impressive and important fingertip save from Hamon. Hudson-Odoi's hassling again caused problems for the home defenders and he stole possession from Jordan Storey and quickly bore down on goal but was denied by Exeter's keeper standing tall and clawing the ball from danger. The hosts restarted brightly and enjoyed their best spell of the game as first Chalobah had to cover following a long ball forward towards Reid and then the striker saw a first-time volley bravely blocked. Yet it was Edwards's side who went within inches of getting the game's third goal as a short corner routine on the right paid dividends. Hudson-Odoi turned provider again and swung in a centre that found the unmarked James at the back post, though the defender's header struck the woodwork from a difficult, narrow angle. Alex Byrne's free-kick might have troubled Bulka further had a deflection off the wall not taken the sting and power from the effort, while Reid lacked composure in the 18-yard box midway through the second period and fired over the crossbar from a promising position. Our comeback was complete after 69 minutes and this time James made no mistake with his close-range header. Hudson-Odoi added an assist to his first-half goal, delivering into a dangerous area from the right and James arrived on cue to power a header into the back of the net from the middle of the box. Edwards's side knew they were still relying on a favourable result in the other group game but their part of the bargain was being delivered. Substitute Taylor-Crossdale ought to have sealed the three points when he raced clear down the right channel but his low drive flew inches wide of the far post. The Blues continued to battle bravely and were defensively sound against their League Two opponents. The victory was assured with five minutes remaining as the wing-backs combined to deliver a knockout blow, Sterling providing the delivery from the right and Grant ghosting into space to head beyond Hamon. A late goal for Yeovil Town at Huish Park ensured the Blues, unbeaten in this competition in 2017/18, advance as runners-up. Chelsea (3-4-2-1) Marcin Bulka Reece James Richard Nartey Trevoh Chalobah Dujon Sterling Ruben Sammut (c) Jacob Maddox Josh Grant Isaac Christie-Davies Kylian Hazard (Martell Taylor-Crossdale 62) (Harvey St Clair 75) Callum Hudson-Odoi Unused subs - Joseph Colley, Cole Dasilva, Jamie Cumming Scorers - Hudson-Odoi 30; James 69; Grant 85 Exeter City James Hamon, Craig Woodman, Ryan Harley (Alex Hartridge h/t), Matt Jay (c), Kane Wilson (Will Dean 62), Alex Byrne, Archie Collins, Kyle Edwards, Jack Sparkes (Joel Randall 63), Reuben Reid, Jordan Storey Unused subs - Christy Pym, Liam McAlinden, Harry Kite, Josh Key Scorer - Reid 7 Referee - Kevin Johnson Crowd - 1,294 -- 以伊露維塔的名為證發誓 — 若有誰敢奪取屬於我們的藍色之心，不論對方是天使 、惡魔、男人或女人，包括尚未出生者，若有任何的生靈，不論偉大或渺小，是善 還是惡，我們都將懷著復仇與憎恨之心直追到天涯海角，直追到世界結束之日。 --

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