Chelsea ensures before defeating Real Madrid in C1. The Blues beat Fulham 2-0 thanks to a brace from Kai Havertz.
Against the background of a boycott of social networks to protest against online abuse and with the meeting against Real Madrid in the semi-finals return of the Champions League approaching, Chelsea received Fulham for a promising London derby this Saturday. This match of the 34th day of the Premier League saw Thomas Tuchel’s men open the scoring in the first half through Kai Havertz. The latter scored between the legs of Alphonse Areola from the tenth minute following a good job from Mason Mount, who had received a nice opening from Thiago Silva. On a mission to maintain himself between now and the end of the season, Fulham had put a lot of pressure at the start of the match, without managing to worry about a patient Chelsea formation who still demonstrated the virtues put in place by his coach since his arrival. from PSG. The Cottagers were leaving some space, which Chelsea failed to exploit before the break. 1-0, the score at the break.
Havertz offers a double
Things were going to be slightly different in the second act, as Chelsea finally capitalized on one of their many opportunities to ‘break’ in the 49th minute. Havertz struck again after a one-two with his compatriot Timo Werner to give greater amplitude to the control of the premises. We also found Havertz at the hour mark. The German, well launched in depth, was countered at the last moment by Adarabioyo, who prevented him from registering a personal hat-trick. The rest of the game was going at a fairly slow pace. Fulham was hardly threatening against the good management of the Blues. 2-0, final score. Chelsea assure themselves and reassure themselves before receiving Real Madrid for a shock of C1 in theory much more intense. The merengue club is warned.
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