Showing posts with label Frank Lampard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frank Lampard. Show all posts

Monday, 12 December 2011

Premier league news and video highlights: Chelsea ended Manchester City unbeaten run as Lampard and Maireles cancel early balotelli goal

Chelsea FC have secured a third consecutive crucial win after beating premier league leaders Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge and registered the first league loss for Mancini's boys and end Manchester City unbeaten run.

The win came after two over victories against Newcastle (3-0) and champions league decider match against Valencia (3-0). Having fall a goal behind just on second minutes

Saturday, 27 August 2011

Juan Mata score on his chelsea debut against Norwich City. Romelu Lukaku look promising as Didier Drogba injured

Juan Mata has scored for Chelsea FC on his debut to give stamford bridge club 3-1 victory over Norwich City. The left footed Spanish midfielder looked very creative and completed most of the pass before he steal the ball from defender and score. Only three 3 minutes after introduction he managed to cross ball to Fenarndo Torres but his country mate head did not find the net.

Another Chelsea

Sunday, 24 July 2011

Chelsea beat Thailand all stars 4-0: Video highlights

Andre Villas-Boas has continue his winning trends with Chelsea in pre-season friendly game but this time Chelsea secure a comfortable 4-0 victory over Thailand all stars. Before today's encounter Chelsea had two 1-0 victories all goals in the two matches were own goals. 
38′ [0 - 1] Frank Lampard50′ [0 - 2] Jose Bosingwa52′ [0 - 3] Branislav  Ivanovic73′ [0 - 4] Florent Malouda    
 

Sunday, 9 August 2009

Chelsea beat Manchester United on penalty 4-1 to win Community shield

Chelsea beat Manchester United on penalty 4-1 to win FA Community shieldGoalkeeper Petr Cech become Chelsea hero at Wembley community shield match after saving Ryan Gigg’s and Evra’s penalty after the game ended 2-2 in 90 minutes. The 4-1 victory for Chelsea came on Carlo Anceotti’s first big match for Carlo Ancelotti since replacing Guus Hiddink who ended his Chelsea managerial role with FA

Saturday, 20 June 2009