https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi91mjvVBIw 足球聯盟盃32強戰全場比賽 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaatVupSbGI 足球聯盟盃32強戰精華 https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2017/12/ checkatrade-trophy-report--mk-dons-v-chelsea.html Checkatrade Trophy report: MK Dons 0 Chelsea 4 Wed 6 Dec 2017 Our development squad recorded an impressive win in the Checkatrade Trophy to book themselves a place in the last-16. Michy Batshuayi continued his comeback from a recent injury with 90 minutes of action and a brace, while there were also goals for Callum Hudson-Odoi and Charly Musonda as a strong Chelsea side blew away their League One opponents in Milton Keynes. Edwards was able to field an experienced team for our first involvement in the knockout stages of this competition, with Batshuayi, Kenedy, Ethan Ampadu and Musonda among the starting 11. The Belgian pair of Batshuayi and Musonda lined up in attack along with Hudson-Odoi as the Blues used a 3-4-3 system from the start. Eduardo was in goal protected by a back three of Reece James, Jake Clarke-Salter and Ampadu, while Dujon Sterling and Kenedy operated in the wing-back roles. Kyle Scott and Trevoh Chalobah comprised the central midfield pairing. MK Dons made seven changes from their last outing in League One but it was the visitors who made the brighter start under the lights in chilly Buckinghamshire. Musonda warmed the palms of home goalkeeper Wieger Sietsma inside two minutes, the Dutchman forced into a smart save down low to his left to stop a powerful effort heading into the bottom corner. Batshuayi's overhead kick was then blocked following a low inswinging corner from the left before Hudson-Odoi, scorer of three of our six goals in the competition this campaign, sent a warning to Milton Keynes. The forward drifted infield dangerously from the left wing and took aim, steering the ball towards the far corner but without the sufficient bend to hit the target. The hosts sent their first attempt at goal waywardly off-target as Robbie Muirhead misconnected with his strike before James made a crucial block to thwart Ryan Seager's shot on the spin just 15 yards out. Just as MK Dons were settling after 20 minutes, Edwards's side made them pay on the counter-attack. Ampadu retrieved possession with a good tackle and initiated the attack, with play allowed to continue by the referee after Chalobah was cynically brought down. Scott picked up the loose ball and threaded a neat pass forward for Batshuayi, who cut inside on to his right foot and produced a thumping finish into the bottom corner. The goal brought a calm to the contest as Chelsea sat contentedly on their lead and Robbie Neilson's side tried to work out a way back into the tie. Seager went close to quickly restoring parity, the on-loan Southampton man stretching to reach Muirhead's teasing delivery from the left but failing to keep his diving header down. Sterling's strength and direct running helped him stand out as a frequent source of anxiety for the hosts and one run in particular appeared to open up an opportunity, though the wing-back's centre was cut out at the front post before it could reach a team-mate. It was another blistering break that saw the Blues double their advantage minutes before half-time. Gboly Ariyibi went close to getting on the end of a corner for MK Dons but Chelsea's response was ruthless as Hudson-Odoi led the charge forward into the opposition half. Releasing the supporting Kenedy down the left, the Brazilian looked up and delivered a simple cross for Batshuayi to turn in with a first-time finish. It was one box to the other in seconds, an attack that was too quick, precise and clinical for the hosts to handle. A three-goal deficit by the interval was probably a tad harsh on the League One side but when Hudson-Odoi's strike from 25 yards was spilled by Sietsma and squirmed over the line, our place in the last-16 edged a little closer. It was a horrible moment for the home keeper and Hudson-Odoi's celebrations were muted, though the teenager was clearly pleased to have netted his fourth goal in three Checkatrade Trophy games this season. The hosts returned for the restart on the front foot and more purposeful in attack. Golbourne's inswinging free-kick needed clawing away to safety by Eduardo, the 35-year-old taking a hefty whack in the process. A key difference between the sides was our extra quality in the box and that proved instrumental as we went 4-0 up after 56 minutes. The Belgian duo of Batshuayi and Musonda combined to great effect, the latter left baring down on goal after a neat flick from the striker and Musonda providing the finish to slide the ball into the bottom far corner. There was still defending required of the visitors to claim their first clean sheet in the competition. The home threat centred on set-pieces and regular deliveries into the box needed shepherding from goal. Ampadu tracked the run of Aidan Nesbitt and made a good block following a quick free-kick taken by George Williams, while Ed Upson dragged an effort wide from just outside the box. Eduardo's first save of significance came in the final 15 minutes as he made a good stop to parry Brandon Thomas-Asante's rasping effort behind for a corner before positioning himself well to grasp a close-range header. Kenedy was kept out by Sietsma down the other end, although this contest had long since been settled on a professional and productive night for Edwards and his side. The Blues will find out their round-of-16 opponents in Friday's draw. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2017/12/ checkatrade-trophy-reaction--a-stage-for-statements.html Checkatrade Trophy reaction: A stage for statements Thu 7 Dec 2017 Our development squad enjoyed a brilliant night in Buckinghamshire as they scored four past the senior side of League One MK Dons without reply and booked a place in the Checkatrade Trophy last-16. The Blues were boosted by the availability of several players who form part of Antonio Conte's first team squad, although eight of the starting team were Chelsea Academy graduates, including goalscorers Callum Hudson-Odoi and Charly Musonda. Michy Batshuayi had netted twice in 20 first-half minutes to open the scoring and the Belgian striker completed 90 minutes as part of his continued comeback from injury. After the game, manager Joe Edwards provided an insight into his thinking as he tried to blend players from different training programmes and with different aims into a motivated, competitive team. 'We spoke a lot before the game about this being an opportunity for players to make a statement,' he told the official Chelsea website. 'For our younger boys, it's a chance to show they can compete with older players because they'll be coming to us soon saying they think they're ready to go on loan for the first time. For the senior players, they just want to remind people that they're ready and waiting to play. 'Of course we have to organise and play as a team but this is also about individuals trying to make their statement and they did exactly that. We've seen how many of the academy teams have gone out of the competition already so for us to come away to a decent League One side and win so convincingly is really pleasing.' Edwards admitted he was reluctant to overload his players with tactical information, preferring instead to brief them on a select few requirements and allow them to express themselves both individually and as a collective. The clean sheet was our first in seven games in the competition, while the team nature of our goals demonstrated the creative quality in attack. 'The only thing we spoke about regarding tactics was our organisation without the ball,' continued the manager. 'You can't piece a team together perfectly in the space of 24 hours but I thought the boys took on those instructions really well in terms of how compact we wanted to be out of possession. When we had the ball, we just said it's over to you as players to do the stuff you practise every day and show that quality. 'We were comfortable with what MK Dons had to offer going forward early on and then we looked good in possession as well. We were able to dominate the game and the pace we had up front really hurt them, particularly with the second goal.' The Blues are now into unchartered territory in the competition as they take their place in the hat for Friday's round-of-16 draw, with Leicester City the only other development side to have advanced to the second knockout round. Edwards has seen his players grow throughout the competition and believes they will relish whatever challenge presents itself in the next round. He was pleased with how his side managed the game in the second half and the enjoyment they took from being out on the field. 'There is always a bit of danger when you're 3-0 up but what we saw was the lads enjoying themselves and what they were doing. When you bring a lot of good players together, I think they just enjoy being out there. It became comfortable because we did our jobs well and professionally in the early stages. 'We've not got much history in this competition but the boys have grown more and more fond of it as the games have gone by. We saw that particularly in the dressing room at Exeter last week after we realised we'd qualified and everyone is looking forward to another knockout game. The boys just want to keep playing in big games and keep being given a stage to prove to everyone what they're capable of.' Chelsea (3-4-3) Eduardo Reece James Ethan Ampadu Jake Clarke-Salter (c) Dujon Sterling Trevoh Chalobah Kyle Scott Kenedy (Ruben Sammut 72) (Isaac Christie-Davies 82) Charly Musonda Michy Batshuayi Callum Hudson-Odoi (Kylian Hazard 72) Unused subs - Martell Taylor-Crossdale, Marcin Bulka, Josh Grant, Jacob Maddox Scorers - Batshuayi 22, 42; Hudson-Odoi 45; Musonda 56 Booked - Scott 74 MK Dons Wieger Sietsma, George Williams (c), Joe Walsh, Scott Wooton, Gboly Ariyibi (Peter Pawlett 65), Scott Golbourne, Ryan Seager (Sam Nombe 53), Robbie Muirhead, Conor McGrandles (Ed Upson 65), Aidan Nesbitt, Thomas-Asante Unused subs - Lee Nicholls, Chuks Aneke, Kieran Agard, David Kasumu Booked - Muirhead 39; Nombe 55; Williams 58 Referee - Gavin Ward Crowd - 1549 -- 當我漫遊在斯坦弗森林時，我看見了雀爾西，米爾斯的女兒，在傍晚初升的明月中， 在泰晤士河旁一處林地空間上翩然舞蹈。所有痛苦的記憶都離開了我，我像落入迷離 幻境中一般，因為雀爾西是伊露維塔兒女中最美的一位。她身上那襲藍色的衣裳宛如 萬里無雲的晴空，她灰色的眼睛像是傍晚群星閃爍的天空；她的斗篷上繡著金色的花 朵，她的頭髮漆黑如暮色中的陰影。她的榮光與美好，就像樹葉上的光芒，像是潺潺 流水，像是這迷離世界上方閃爍的繁星；她臉上有閃亮的光輝。 --

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