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http://www.chelseafc.com/article.asp?hlid=272422

Forssell and Jarosik to play in Reserves

Monday, Apr 25, 2005


Chelsea Reserves wrap up their season this week with two games in three
days, both at home, the first tonight against Fulham. Mikael Forssell
and Jiri Jarosik both start.


Forssell will be looking to build on the 70 minutes he played for the
second string last week during which he scored two goals. Jarosik,
cup-tied for Chelsea’s Champions League semi-final will be making his
first appearance at this level.


Coach Mick McGiven is able to line-up Sebastian Kneissl with Forssell in
a strong looking attack. The German Under 20 striker has made a remarkably
rapid five-week recovery from ankle surgery.


Anthony Grant returns to the holding midfield role after suspension and
Steven Watt, who missed the impressive and entertaining 4-1 win away at
Ipswich due to an international call-up, can slot back into central
defence for Adrian Pettigrew who was injured at Portman Road.


Tonight’s game is eighth-placed Fulham’s final one of the season. Lying
four points behind Chelsea in sixth place, we are safe from being overtaken
by our neighbours.


Fulham include in their side tonight Papa Bouba Diop who scored against
the Chelsea first team at Craven Cottage in November, and former Chelsea
youth product Ian Pearce. Both are returning from injury and Pearce looks
set to play in attack.


The Chelsea line-up tonight is:

Lenny Pidgeley, Dean Smith, Nuno Morais, Steven Watt, Sam Tillen, Jiri Jarosik,
Anthony Grant, Danny Hollands, Filipe Oliveira, Mikael Forssell,
Sebastian Kneissl.

Subs: Yves Ma-Kalambay, Michael Mancienne, Jimmy Smith, Filipe Morais, Danny
Woodards.


Fulham:

Ricardo Batista, Alex Lawless, Adam Green, Adam Watts, Zesh Rehman,
Papa Bouba Diop, Christopher James, Kazeem Kareem, Ian Pearce, Michael Timlin,
Lee Hall.

Subs: Mark Davidson, Stuart Noble, Robert Milsom, Ismael Ehui, Gary Mabbutt.


The game kicks-off at 7pm at Aldershot Town FC’s Recreation Ground, High
St. Aldershot. Admission is ￡5 for adults, ￡2 for OAPs/juvs or free to season
ticket holders.


The second Chelsea Reserve game this week is a rearranged fixture with
Southampton. It kicks-off at Aldershot at 12 noon on Wednesday.


by Paul Mason

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Chelsea Reserves 1 Fulham Reserves 1

Monday, Apr 25, 2005


Jiri Jarosik, playing his first game at reserve level for Chelsea equalised
in the second-half to earn Chelsea a home point against our west London
neighbours.


While most Chelsea eyes were turned towards the Highbury area, there was work
to do for the second string as their season reaches its conclusion this week.
A rearranged fixture on Wednesday afternoon follows tonight’s game which was
used by both sides to give first team squad members some match action.


Mikael Forssell continued his rehabilitation, this time playing 45 minutes
while Jarosik, cup-tied in the Champions League, finished the game. Sebastian
Kneissl also returned from injury to make a powerful looking forward line.


Fulham gave games to two of their recently injured players, Papa Bouba Diop
and Ian Pearce.


After ten minutes of play with little goalmouth action, there looked to be
no immediate threat when Fulham’s Christopher James tried his luck from over
40 yards but the well-struck shot dipped and thumped off the Chelsea crossbar.
A corner was given so the back-peddling Lenny Pidgeley must have made a faint
contact.


Chelsea’s first attempt followed soon after. Hollands long ball found Forssell
in space on the right but his angled drive flew wide of the far post.


Anthony Grant was booked midway through the half for a late lunge on former
Chelsea trainee Pearce, playing up front for Fulham rather than his more
usual centre-back position. Steven Watt followed into the book soon after for
a studs-up challenge on Fulham’s Michael Timlin.


Kneissl’s return just five weeks after an ankle operation was a short lived
one. He looked to be struggling before he was withdrawn with 30 minutes gone,
Filipe Morais the replacement.


Ten minutes from the break Forssell moved onto a Jarosik ball and shot low
and hard, Adam Watts clearing off the line with his keeper looking beaten.


Just before the break it was Chelsea’s turn to brush the woodwork with a
shot out of nothing. The ball found Sam Tillen in an advanced position on
the left, his curling effort skimming the top of the crossbar.


From that escape Fulham went straight down the other end and scored, Lee Hall
stooping low to head in. Diop showed quality in the build up, the cross from
Alex Lawless coming in from the right.


At the start of the second-half Chelsea introduced Danny Woodards for Forssell.
This time there was no suggestion of an injury problem.


A lively break by Chelsea soon after the restart saw Hollands slide in on
Dean Smith’s cross, the ball deflected wide. Then Hollands, scorer of a
lovely chipped goal in last week’s game, had a great chance to equalise on
the hour after good work from Watt put him clean through. Batista in the
Fulham goal produced a flashy save to keep out the shot.


With 20 minutes to go Chelsea finally did find the net. The ball was played
into Jarosik in a central area by Filipe Morais, Oliveira’s dummy creating
space. Although heavily policed, Jarosik found a gap to shot, the ball
deflecting of Rehman into the bottom corner from the edge of the area.


Oliveira could have given Chelsea the lead after Nuno Morais’ punt had
caused complete pandemonium in the Fulham defence but he lobbed the ball
wide of an unguarded net. There was a scare for Chelsea when Watts hooked
a badly dealt-with corner wide and when Woodards opened up the Fulham
defence again, Jarosik missed the target from a tight angle with Chelsea
players well-placed in the centre.


Pidgeley had to get down low to keep out a shot from impressive substitute
Stuart Noble as the clock ticked onto 90 minutes but a goal for either side
at that stage would not have reflected a well-balanced game.


Chelsea:

Lenny Pidgeley;
Dean Smith, Nuno Morais, Steven Watt, Sam Tillen;
Jiri Jarosik, Anthony Grant, Danny Hollands;
Filipe Oliveira, Mikael Forssell (Danny Woodards 45),
Sebastian Kneissl (Filipe Morais 30).


Fulham:

Ricardo Batista, Alex Lawless, Adam Green, Adam Watts, Zesh Rehman,
Papa Bouba Diop (Stuart Noble 45), Christopher James, Kazeem Kareem,
Ian Pearce, Michael Timlin, Lee Hall.



by Paul Mason

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