Chelsea Pimpin Klasemen. Gol Oscar, Costa, Willian Benamkan Villa 3-0
Oscar, Costa and Willian Strike as Chelsea Premier League Leaders
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
London (B2B) - Tiga gol dari Oscar, Costa, dan Willian sudah cukup untuk membuat Chelsea menang 3-0 atas Aston Villa di lanjutan Liga Inggris di Stamford Bridge, Sabtu, (27/9).
Tujuh menit pertandingan dimulai, Oscar membuat Chelsea memimpin. Berawal dari Ivanovic yang menggiring bola dan menemukan Willian yang berada di dekat gawang untuk menendang, tetapi Willian memotong bola dan memberikannya kepada Oscar dan menjadikannya gol.
Trio penyerang Chelsea Hazard, Oscar, dan Willian cukup merepotkan barisan pertahanan Villa dengan Matic dan Fabregas mendominasi bola di tengah. Tetapi hingga pluit babak pertama dibunyikan, skor tetap 1-0 untuk keunggulan Chelsea, seperti dilansir Yahoo Sports.
Diego Costa menggandakan keunggulan Chelsea lewat sundulan dari umpan silang Azpilicueta menit 59.
Menit 68 Hutton mencoba mencoba menusuk lewat kanan dan melesahkan tendangan, tetapi mudah saja dihentikan Courtois.
Mayoritas gol Chelsea musim ini datang di babak kedua.
Willian kemudian melengkapi gol ketiga Chelsea di menit 79.
London - Villa were hit early — in the seventh minute — and twice in the second half to drop a 3-0 decision to the league leaders, who got goals from Oscar, Diego Costa, and Willian.
It was always going to be tough for Aston Villa to get anything out of a trip to Stamford Bridge. And despite a performance that can quite frankly be described as "not that bad, really," Villa still got beat 3-0 for the second successive weekend.
It was Chelsea on the front foot early on and the hosts took the lead just inside of seven minutes. The hosts released Willian on a through ball who put a shot on target saved by Guzan.
Unfortunately for Villa, that rebound came right to Willian who played the ball a bit behind square to an unmarked Oscar to fire home from the edge of the six yard box.
Andi Weimann was marking Willian for much of his run — that was half of the problem — but the real issue was Philippe Senderos opting to mark the goal line rather than Oscar. Hit a bit on the counter, Paul Lambert's men were a goal down before they could really get into the game.
