Ang Chelsea saw their six-straight winning streak cut -13 of the last 14 games in all competitions- when they crashed in a crash (1-4) against Brentfordwhich became the initial goal of Rudiger thanks double Janet and the first goal in the Premier League Christian Eriksen after the cardiac arrest he suffered in June. at 87 ‘ wissam closed the goleada for history ‘bee’ on the first ball to touch.
the Thomas Frank They are superior from the first whistle and deserve to take three points from Stamford Bridge, the stadium where this Wednesday (9:00 pm) the current European champion will receive Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.
Providential Stripe
Ivan Toney He caught the goal three times in the early stages of the game, but none of it inspired him in the sense. either Mountains at Loftus-Cheekstarter to an eleven nothing Jorginho, with two distant shots. yes then David Raya | to avoid 1-0 of Ziyech with a stop on the side of the break.
The Spanish international was helpless when, three minutes after the restart, Rudiger surprised locals and strangers with a shoe from more than 30 meters that touched the right goal post of Drawing Before entering. And when it seems the Chelsea did the hardest, came the visiting storm.
Three goals in 11 ‘
Janet he tied the next play with his left foot and only 4 ‘passed Eriksen pocketed a pass from Mbeumoalso an assistant at first, to spin the score on his first goal as a footballer for Brentford. Janetafter a good combination between Mbeumo at Tonymade his particular double by chipping the ball Mendy at 61 ‘.
An express comeback that he braked Havertz with the intent of being repealed by the hand of the former Bayer Leverkusenof little redeemable ‘blue’. Tuchel pulled from Reece James, Kovacic o Lukaku but not even in that way was he able to approach the marker, which was rounded wissam after a rude mistake Rudiger on clearance.
Source: La Verdad
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