Thursday, March 25, 2010
Portsmouth 0-5 Chelsea: Drogba, Malouda double stunning
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Playing at opponent home, Wednesday (24 / 3), did not make Chelsea lose at the game. By shifting the position of Arsenal from the league, Chelsea to play all out and slaughter Portsmouth with a score of 5-0 landslide.
Chelsea early on mastered the game launched continuous attacks with strikers duo Didier Drogba and Florent Malouda. The result, in the 32nd minute, the Ivory Coast striker, Didier Drogba managed to continue heading the ball from Deco to score the first goal for Chelsea. Score 1-0 to Chelsea's advantage was not changed until the break.
In the second half 50 minutes, turn partner Drogba, Florent Malouda added advantage for Chelsea after a breakthrough utilizing feedback from Frank Lampard and shoot the ball into the goal from a narrow angle. Malouda back to the Blues squad to party 10 minutes later. He tore the goal which David James was escorted from the left side with left foot kick hard enough. The third goal was created.
Do not want to lose competitiveness from his partner, Drogba again showed that he is a goal hungry striker. At 77 minutes, Drogba use feedback Mikel John Obi and goalkeeper managed to rip the nets David James to make the score became 4-0.
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard scored his team complete the party after the 90th minute the ball managed to butt into the Portsmouth goal when Drogba sent a bait through the head.
With such results, while Chelsea's move to Arsenal from the second position with a value of 68 from 31 matches. They were behind league leaders Manchester United are perched at the top with a value of 69.
Lineup:
Portsmouth: David James, Marc Wilson, Ricardo Rocha (Angelos Basinas, '45), Herman Hreidarsson, Steve Finnan, Hayden Mullins, Aaron Mokoena (Nwankwo Kanu, '71), Jamie O'Hara, Richard Hughes, Tommy Smith (Oowusu - Abeyie Quincy, '45), Frederic Piguionne
Reserves: Michal Brown, Jamie Ashdown, Anthony Vanden Borre, Danny Webber.
Chelsea: Petr Cech, John Terry, Ricardo Carvalho (Alex, '37), Yuri Zhirkov (Patrick Van Aanholt, '71), Paulo Ferreira, Jogn Obi Mikel, Deco, Frank Lampard, Florent Malouda, Didier Drogba, Daniel Sturridge (Joe Cole, '55)
Subs Not Used: Nicolas Anelka, Ross Turnbull, Salomon Kalou, Jeffrey Bruma
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Chelsea early on mastered the game launched continuous attacks with strikers duo Didier Drogba and Florent Malouda. The result, in the 32nd minute, the Ivory Coast striker, Didier Drogba managed to continue heading the ball from Deco to score the first goal for Chelsea. Score 1-0 to Chelsea's advantage was not changed until the break.
In the second half 50 minutes, turn partner Drogba, Florent Malouda added advantage for Chelsea after a breakthrough utilizing feedback from Frank Lampard and shoot the ball into the goal from a narrow angle. Malouda back to the Blues squad to party 10 minutes later. He tore the goal which David James was escorted from the left side with left foot kick hard enough. The third goal was created.
Do not want to lose competitiveness from his partner, Drogba again showed that he is a goal hungry striker. At 77 minutes, Drogba use feedback Mikel John Obi and goalkeeper managed to rip the nets David James to make the score became 4-0.
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard scored his team complete the party after the 90th minute the ball managed to butt into the Portsmouth goal when Drogba sent a bait through the head.
With such results, while Chelsea's move to Arsenal from the second position with a value of 68 from 31 matches. They were behind league leaders Manchester United are perched at the top with a value of 69.
Lineup:
Portsmouth: David James, Marc Wilson, Ricardo Rocha (Angelos Basinas, '45), Herman Hreidarsson, Steve Finnan, Hayden Mullins, Aaron Mokoena (Nwankwo Kanu, '71), Jamie O'Hara, Richard Hughes, Tommy Smith (Oowusu - Abeyie Quincy, '45), Frederic Piguionne
Reserves: Michal Brown, Jamie Ashdown, Anthony Vanden Borre, Danny Webber.
Chelsea: Petr Cech, John Terry, Ricardo Carvalho (Alex, '37), Yuri Zhirkov (Patrick Van Aanholt, '71), Paulo Ferreira, Jogn Obi Mikel, Deco, Frank Lampard, Florent Malouda, Didier Drogba, Daniel Sturridge (Joe Cole, '55)
Subs Not Used: Nicolas Anelka, Ross Turnbull, Salomon Kalou, Jeffrey Bruma
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