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发表于 2008-9-14 12:03:50
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Ricardo Carvalho took just three minutes to level after Chelsea's main summer target Robinho netted a deflected free-kick in the 13th minute in his first game since his surprising move from Real Madrid.
Chelsea then took charge and gave City a lesson in finesse, with Frank Lampard slotting home in the 53rd minute and former City striker Nicolas Anelka putting the result beyond doubt on 69 to put Luiz Felipe Scolari's team top of the Premier League on goal difference ahead of Liverpool.
"It was good considering the start," Lampard said. "After we went a goal down, we showed good reaction. I think we're growing, we started the season very well, we will get better."
Chelsea's two-goal cushion did not look in danger even after captain John Terry's red card for fiercely halting Jo's advance, which ruled him out of next Sunday's match against defending champions Manchester United.
"It's disappointing," Lampard said. "I've never seen a player get sent off for a professional foul with two players behind him."
The defeat soured 12 days of electrifying festivities at Eastlands, dubbed Middle Eastlands since wealthy Gulf investors agreed to a buyout that will make City the richest club in world football. |
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