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spurs v
chelsea reserves
match reports
| 27.04.2009 |
Spurs lost their chance of
catching Aston Villa at the top of the table with this 0-3 defeat
against a strong Chelsea reserve team at Griffin Park.
Within a minute of the start, Spurs almost took the
lead, when Gilberto and Jacques Maghoma set up Jake Livermore for a 25
yard volley over the goal. Chelsea were using their pace on the
break and Ben Alnwick was called to race off his line to deny Borini in
the eighth minute, before the pairing of Gilberto and Maghoma linked
again for the latter to curl a shot wide from outside the box three
minutes later. Then it was Alnwick's goal under threat in the 13th
minute, as Queresma's shot with the outside of his foot seemed to be
going in until the Spurs keeper tipped it around his right hand post.
Spurs hit back with Gilberto crossing to Takuri
Mtandari, who headed over from six yards out with a quarter of an hour
gone, then Livermore hit a shot to Sebek's left, but the keeper dropped
on the ball. The misses were costly, as Chelsea attacked, with
Queresma's right wing cross providing Borini with a great chance to head
home from the edge of the six yard box and give Chelsea a 29th minute
lead.
Sebek was brought into action in the 35th
minute, when Maghoma and Dawkins swapped passes for Maghoma to hit an 18
yard shot which made the keeper palm the ball out. Two minutes on
and Spurs once more threatened to score, with Bostock's low ball into
the box from the left side of the area finding Kyle Fraser-Allen getting
ahead of his marker, but being unable to keep the ball down from close
range at the near post.
The teams changed ends with Chelsea holding the
1-0 advantage, but this was doubled within three minutes of the
re-start. Sala played in a cross and as Stephen Caulker slid in to
try to cut the ball out, he could only divert it past Alnwick. But
still Tottenham pressed forward and when Sebek could only flap at Nathan
Byrne's cross, it dropped to Fraser-Allen, who was at an acute angle and
just failed to knock it back into an unguarded net.
Just after the hour, Alnwick had to save from
Sala, who had taken the ball off Mtandari and the 25-yarder was pushed
over by the Spurs goalie. In the 70th minute, Jake LIvermore
received his second red card in successive games, for a foul on Mellis,
leaving Tottenham down to ten men and chasing the game. Chelsea
wer not under much pressure from this point and Alnwick made a super
save, managing to put Sala's shot from 10 yards out over the bar.
With Spurs now being pushed back towards their
own goal, a third goal came for Chelsea with 15 minutes left.
Nouble took the ball down and hit a shot across the Tottenham keeper,
but Adam Smith was behind him and cleared off the line. However,
the ball fortuitously dropped for Borini, who shot into the net from
around the penalty spot to complete the victory for the Pensioners.
Teams :
Chelsea - Sebek, Ofori-Twumasi, Bruma, Hutchinson
(Clifford 71), van Aanholt, Philliskirk, Quaresma, Mellis (Gordon 91),
Borini, Sala (Ferreira 83), Nouble
Subs not used : Heimann, Phillip
Spurs - Alnwick, Smith, Gilberto, Livermore, Rocha,
Caulker, Mtandari, Bostock (Byrne 46), Fraser-Allen, Dawkins (Kasim 63),
Maghoma
Subs not used : Jansson, Cox, Butcher
Attendance : - ,
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16.03.2009 |
A
goal in the sixth minute set Spurs on their way to a big win over
Chelsea reserves at Leyton Orient FC.
David Bentley swung in a free-kick, which was
cleared and when Bale played the ball back in, it found Pascal Chimbonda
eight yards out. The defender took a touch and shot past Taylor in
the Chelsea goal to give Tottenham the early advantage in the math.
In the 13th minute, Gareth Bale took a shot on
goal and the partial block deflected the ball into the path of Danny
Rose, who shot first time past the goalie, but Bridcutt appeared on the
line to clear it away. At the other end in the next attack, Ben
Alnwick produced a good save from Mineiro, after he was set up with a 30
yard shooting opportunity by Stoch.
On 25 minutes, Spurs doubled their lead when a
move that started at the back ended with Pavlyuchenko putting the ball
through to Frazier Campbell on the right side of the penalty area and
his shot was dinked past Taylor to make it 2-0. However, Spurs
still had to be vigilant at the back as Alnwick beat away an effort from
Borini and then got up to parry away an overhead kick by Michael
Mancienne from the resulting corner.
After the break, the Spurs keeper was called
upon to deny Stoch, when he arrowed a shot towards the top corner from a
20 yard free-kick, but in the 63rd minute, Huddlestone had more success
from a free-kick, when he curled a low shot into the corner of the net.
Spurs had the chance to go 4-0 ahead in the
74th minute, but after Ofori-Twusami handled Campbell's cross, Roman
Pavlyuchenko hit the spot-kick down the middle and too high. This
miss would have added to a more comprehensive win, but the 4-0
score-line was achieved three minutes from time, when Campbell was
brought down by Philliskirk in the penalty area and got up to stick the
penalty past Taylor, who went the wrong way.
Teams :
Spurs - Alnwick, Chimbonda, Bale, Rocha,
Gilberto, Bentley (Obika 60), Huddlestone, Rose (Livermore 60), Townsend
(Bostock 76), Campbell, Pavlyuchenko
Subs not used : Butler, Smith
Chelsea - Taylor, Ofori-Twumasi (Ahamed
89), Bruma, Mancienne, van Aanholt, Mineiro, Mellis, Bridcutt (Philliskirk
58), Di Santo, Borini (Nouble 60), Stoch.
Subs not used : Heimann, Clifford
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| 19.03.2007 |
Spurs played out a
disappointing 0-0 draw at Aldershot FC against Chelsea reserves.
Played in weather featuring rain,
sleet and hailstones, it was a tactical battle that saw Spurs do most of
the attacking. A 17th minute scramble involving Livermore and
Hallfredsson in the area ended with the ball being played wide to Phil
Ifil and his cross was knocked over by Andy Barcham. The striker
held the ball up well after 25 minutes to lay it on for Kieran McKenna
to shoot and his shot was blocked, as was the follow-up by Jamie O'Hara.
Chelsea striker Younghusband
put a shot wide before the referee too the players off the field of play
until the hail and thunder-storm ended, returning a minute later to
resume the action. Rodriguez curled a Chelsea free-kick wide of
the mark and Hallfredsson dragged his shot across goal and O'Hara struck
a volley wide of the post. Just before the hour, Lee Mills
diverted a shot towards his own goal and Ben Alnwick got in the way to
keep the ball out.
Play swung from end to end, with Hutchinson
denying O'Hara, Rodriguez hitting a shot too high, O'Hara once more
thwarted by the keeper, who then saved from
sub Lee Barnard. Five minutes from the end, sub Lee Barnard took
an O'Hara cross, worked a yard and fired a shot on goal that Ma-Kalambay
saved at point-blank range to keep the score-sheet blank.
Teams :
Chelsea : Ma-Kalambay,
Cummings, Magnay, Hutchinson, Elmer,
Bridcutt, Fabio Ferreira, Younghusband,
Sawyer (Nielsen 80), Rodriguez, Stoch
Unused subs : - Hamann,
Bird, Saarelma.
Spurs: Alnwick,
Ifil, Martin (Hughton, 66), Livermore, C
Lee, Mills, Hutton (Barnard, 62),
McKenna, Barcham, O'Hara, Hallfredsson
Unused subs : - Forecast, Hutchins,
Alex Smith
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| 15.01.2007 |
Teams :
Spurs :
Alnwick, Ifil, Ziegler, McKenna, Lee, Mills, Barcham,
O'Hara, Pekhart, Taarabt (Fraser-Allen, 60), Yeates
Unused subs: -
Martin, Forecast, Hughton, Archibald-Henville
Chelsea
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Ma-Kalambay, Hutchinson, Worley, Cork, Bertrand, Bridcutt,
Ferreira (Cummings 77), Fernandes (Elmer 90), Sahar (Woods 65),
Younghusband, Sinclair
Unused subs. : - Russell, Stoch
Scorer : - Younghusband (84)
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| 15.08.2005 |
Spurs
completed a 2-0 win at Aldershot against a strong Chelsea side.
Jiri
Jarošik and Lassana Diarra both had full games, while
Wayne Bridge played
out his first 90 minutes since he broke his leg in February, but the a
goal in each half gave the points to Tottenham.
Chelsea’s first opening of the game fell to Jarosik, but he blasted
Morais’ low cross well over the top and soon after, Phil Younghusband
did well to play in Mancienne, who shot wide. But it was Tottenham who
went ahead just after the half hour, when a mistake by Elmer allowed
Phil Ifil to run at Pettigrew, going past the defender easily before
firing a powerful shot past Lenny Pidgeley.
Chelsea's change of personnel and formation to 4-2-3-1, failed to
improve their attacking options and with 20 minutes left, Spurs doubled
the lead with another quality strike. Lee Barnard turned
Pettigrew, then slipped a pass sideways to Jackson who drilled the ball
into the bottom corner of the net.
Diarra
was Chelsea's best player almost sent Younghusband in on goal, but the
forward couldn’t reach the through ball. Despite a frantic
Chelsea finish Spurs held out for a sound win to help their continue
their winning early season form.
Teams :
Chelsea : -
Pidgeley, Dean Smith, Mancienne, Pettigrew, Bridge, Jarošik, Diarra,
Hollands (c) (Grant 50), Morais (Simmonds 71), Younghusband, Elmer (J.
Tillen 50).
Subs not used :
Spurs -
Burch, Ifil, C. Lee, Bunjevcevic (c), McKie, Brown (McKenna 45), O'Hara,
Jackson, Lennon, Barnard, Hallfredsson (Daniels 69).
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| 21.03.2005 |
An end of
season game was played out as a 0-0 draw at Aldershot.
Chelsea's
Oliveira
hit a 25 yard shot wide after ten minutes and when Joe Tillen found his
brother Sam, Radek Cerny saved easily, as the shot was mis-hit,
although the Czech had to be on his toes to race out to deny Joe Tillen
who tried to capitalise on Oliveira's flick on just before the interval.
Following the
break, Mark Yeates pulled a save out of Lenny Pidgeley at his near post,
after Phil Ifil had worked the opening from the right wing. Ten
minutes after this effort, Paul
O’Donoghue
sent in a thumping header from a corner the Chelsea keeper produced the
save of the night knocking the ball out from under the crossbar and then
grabbing the ball on the floor before any Spurs player could react to
it.
Goran Bunjevcevic, almost opened the scoring, but he volleyed well over
and just as the hour passed, Rodrigo Defendi pulled back Joe Tillen as
he broke through. As the last defender he would have to leave the
field, but it was O’Donoghue who was sent-off and it was double relief
when Filipe Morais bent his free-kick past the wall and against the
upright.
Making the most of their advantage, Chelsea wide-man Oliveira knocked
over a deep cross that Joe Tillen drove across goal and Hollands hit a
dipping shot over the top with 20 minutes left. Watt headed
powerfully at goal from a corner, but Cerny was right behind it and
Spurs almost stole the result with a far-post free-kick that just missed
contact from two stretching legs.
Teams :
Chelsea : - Pidgeley; D. Smith, Watt, N. Morais, S. Tillen; Grant,
Hollands (c); F. Morais (Younghusband 80), Oliveira, J. Tillen (Simmonds
90); Woodards.
Tottenham: - Cerny, Ifil, McKie, Bunjevcevic (c), O'Donoghue,
Defendi, Dilevski, S. Davis (McKenna 65), Yeates, Malcolm (O'Hara 65),
Limbersky.
Attendance : - 1,539 |
| 09.02.2004 |
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| 12.09.2000 |
Spurs
lost 1-2 to Chelsea at White Hart Lane in this FA Premier Reserve League
meeting, going down to a late goal, despite looking as good as the
opponents. Spurs had already
had two good efforts from Mark Gower before Simon Davies drove a shot at
goal and Rhys Evans pushed it out for Neale Fenn to net the rebound with
13 minutes on the clock. However, it only took the Pensioners two
minutes to equalise with Rati
Aleksidze scoring direct from a 30 yard free-kick.
Although the chances were there for Spurs,
Yannick Kamanan, Dave McEwen, Davies and Matthew Etherington all failed
to find the net, leaving Leon Knight to pop up in the 88th minute to win
the match for the West Londoners.
Teams :
Spurs - Walker, Hillier, Toner, Davies, Doherty, Thelwell, Piercy,
Gower, McEwen (Kamanan 70), Fenn, Etherington
Subs not used : G. Kelly, Jackson, Consorti, C. Fortune
Chelsea - Evans, Percassi (Thornton 65), Cummings,
Broad, Bogarde (Baldwin 65), Demetrious, Slatter (Ross 55), Knight,
Nicholls, Aleksidze, Pitt.
Subs not used : Cousins, Kitamirike
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