Chelsea set a record - and won without Andreas Christensen

See also: New problems for Eriksen: Benched again With Andreas Christensen on the bench throughout the match struck a rekordungt Chelsea crew Saturday afterno

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
09 November 2019 Saturday 15:00
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Chelsea set a record - and won without Andreas Christensen

See also: New problems for Eriksen: Benched again

With Andreas Christensen on the bench throughout the match struck a rekordungt Chelsea crew Saturday afternoon London rivals Crystal Palace in the Premier League with 2-0.

With the victory - who was Chelsea's sixth in a row - played the team up to second place in the best English superliga with 26 points in 12 matches.

Chelsea asked for the fight with his youngest team ever in the Premier League, and with an average age of just 24 years and 88 days was the Chelsea team on the day also the youngest among all 20 Premier League clubs this season.

Players as Fikayo Tomori, Reece James, Mason Mount and Tammy Abraham have all been given the chance this season, because Chelsea is hit by the transferkarantæne, and it has reduced the average age of the team significantly.

Chelsea opened the scoring after 52 minutes when top goalscorer Tammy Abraham were dotted free in the field on a fine førsteberøring from Chelsea-captain Willian and probably kicked the ball flat past Vicente Guaita in the Crystal Palace goal.

It was Tammy Abraham's tenth goal of the season, and thus he is perched on the side of Jamie Vardy from Leicester in the friendly game against france.

Offensively had Crystal Palace in general, not much to offer in the fight, where guests simply had a single finish in the field of the target frame.

the Scoring from Chelsea had put more time in the showdown, and in the subsequent minute was the home team close to doubling the lead on the good experiments of Mason Mount and Christian Pulisic.

In the 79. minutes did just Pulisic to get the ball in the net when he superbly followed up on a parried clearance from photo gallery for web Batshuayi scored his fifth goal in the last three matches.

Christian Pulisic cemented Chelsea's victory. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS/Ritzau Scanpix

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Updated: 09.11.2019 15:00