Fabregas

Fabregas turned in a timely burst of brilliance as Chelsea came from behind to beat Leicester.
This was a cup tie that had everything, but when the dust settles, there might be one man who benefits more than any other. Like his Chelsea team, Cesc Fabregas had grown into the match after a sluggish first 45 minutes, and he played his part inat saw Antonio Conte’s side come back from two goals down.

When the Spaniard completed the turnaround with two quick-fire strikes within the first four minutes of extra-time, it gave Chelsea a win they eventually deserved and served notice that he could yet play an integral part in Conte’s Chelsea revolution.

The outcome looked undoubtedly unlikely when Leicester, through Shinji Okazaki, scored two goals within 34 minutes after some bad defending and threatened to go berserk against opponents who were half a yard slower. Gary Cahill’s header from a Fabregas corner, with the clock ticking down to halftime, came out of the blue but allowed Chelsea to reset with more confidence, and they were an entirely different proposition after the break.

Chelsea, visibly energized, after their equalizing goal within four minutes. It was a stunning goal from Cesar Azpilicueta, who seized upon a loose Marcin Wasilewski defensive header and thudded a vicious 20-yard volley into the roof of a startled Ron-Robert Zieler’s net. That goal set the tone for a basketball-like second period in which the only surprise was a lack of further goals.

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U dey watch ball at all? Or I'll say u don't knw wat inspired means..
Costa and Chaloba inspired the comeback, Fabregas was the one inspired, he's not the inspirer

sorry Mr. Football analyst.

0ubenji:
U dey watch ball at all? Or I'll say u don't knw wat inspired means..
Costa and Chaloba inspired the comeback, Fabregas was the one inspired, he's not the inspirer

this one sabi watch ball.