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V Chelsea at Wembley

Started by gavin, April 20, 2024, 16:22:17

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gavin

CITY XI: Ortega Moreno, Walker (C), Stones, Akanji, Ake, Rodrigo, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Foden, Grealish, Alvarez

Subs: Ederson, Dias, Kovacic, Doku, Gomez, Gvardiol, Nunes, Bobb, Lewis

Haaland goosed

Stephen Paul

another big one

no penalties please

Stephen Paul

Walker all over the place ffs

Stephen Paul

We look leggy after 20 minutes ffs

KunDB

Disappointing first half. Lacking cutting edge again in and around the oppositions box

Need to improve second half.

C'mon City

gavin

A mixed half from City. Not quite there and dynamism certainly lacking. The referee should have booked Caicedo for the foul on Foden. Then he couldn't have pulled Kev for the foul shortly afterwards where he did get booked. This is how weak reffing affects games. There was no real excuse for not booking him for the first foul - he just booted Phil on the knee, miles away from the ball.

Stephen Paul

we are still shite at corners

KunDB

Only one team tried to win. Chelsea's done an Arsenal & Real Madrid blocking the middle of the field and just defending all game.

Stephen Paul

Thank fook for that , big win after the disappointment midweek 

gavin

The reffing in these matches is just embarrassing. He books Foden for complaining that Chelsea were time wasting. Then 8 minutes injury time, presumably for all the time wasting that they had been doing throughout. He gave a foul against Walker at the end for barging the bloke down the line. It was never a foul. The one that Walker did in the box was much more of a foul though I didn't think either was really a foul.

The commentary was awful too. City bossed possession but admittedly gave away a few chances to Chelsea as in the previous games against them this season. But they made it sound like City were lucky to come away without a hiding.

Not a great performance, we gave away the ball far too much, but a very good result after a very tough week. Well done to the lads for battling through in the end.

Stephen Paul

Surely Stones not injured again  :o 

Stephen Paul

Manchester City have have played at Wembley every season for the last 14 years in a row:

2010/11: x2
2011/12: x1
2012/13: x2
2013/14: x1
2014/15: x1
2015/16: x1
2016/17: x1
2017/18: x2
2018/19: x5
2019/20: x3
2020/21: x2
2021/22: x2
2022/23: x2
2023/24: x2