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Big events
90+1 minutes: Gasps when Ashford goes down, while Santos is protesting, but the referee saw everything that was happening and closed the investigation with a wave.
90 minutes: Six minutes are added to Cardiff.
89 minutes: Enzo Maresca is heard, and he is not very happy. The Chelsea the fans are very happy.
87 minutes: Gary J Byrne: “In the middle of this comedy, I can confirm that Chelsea away kit is similar to vowels.”
Matt Dony: “Cardiff bands, eh? Well, SFA might not be to everyone’s taste, but Los Campesinos’ first album! It’s an absolute treat. I don’t know if they’ve been around before. Well, I’ll have to check it out. Tangentially, Welsh-language music is in a good moment at the moment, to borrow a very interesting language, Nawr artists Enter. Storm, Caerdydd!”
I had a Welsh psychedelia album put together by Andy Votel and Gruff Rhys which was really good. I don’t know where it is now.
86 minutes: Hato, who has been busy in defense, tries to join from behind. Taste. Joao Pedro joins the crowd and there is a suggestion of a handball, but as there is no VAR that is all that remains.
84 minutes: What can Cardiff get? Ooof, Turnbull hits the ball and jumps up and down, and it goes off the bar amazingly.
The goal! Cardiff 1-2 Chelsea (Neto, 82)
As Cardiff took control of the penalties in the 90th minute, Neto was positioned to shoot, and his shot bounced off Bagan’s back leg and into the net.
80 minutes: Trott is seriously injured, so play is delayed. This results in additional registrations. He goes to Colwill, and along comes Alex Robertson, who immediately joins them.
78 minutes: Wintle makes the same mistake as Lawlor earlier and Pedro Neto forces a save from Trott, who is too brave to make the save.
77 minutes: Real character from the BBM guys. Lawlor, after his mistake, has been very good. He looks classy.
76 minutes: A helper with no vowels from Ng, and it was a beautiful cross.
The goal! Cardiff 1-1 Chelsea (Turnbull, 75)
But! What! What a goal, what a header from Turnbull as Cardiff emerges suddenly, a diving header Denis Law will enjoy.
73 minutes: The beast of Chelsea straining as they look to find another, Cardiff look tired after all their efforts. Chelsea’s changes have made it difficult for their opponents to contain them.
71 minutes: The younger one, Willock, looks fine but runs down a blind alley. On the other hand, Bagan, who played a good game, came close to ruining it by almost deflecting the ball past his keeper. Trott just watched it pass.
69 minutes: Salech looks short and moves on a cross that Tosin tackles. Do Cardiff fans call him “Men of Salech”? In the wrong Wales, perhaps.
67 minutes: Rob Newsum connects: “The discussion of names made me wonder if Chelsea he had to play for Napoli. Yes, they are, in the Champions League next month. I hope they choose Facundo for one and the team chooses Alessandro’s defenders, so we can see Buongiorno meet Buonanotte. “
Tim Smith, too: “When the game gets big and a goal is needed, Chelsea may have a gargantuan team, but Cardiff have Mr. William (Billy the) Fish on their bench. Please do this, for the headlines alone.”
Smoking, drinking, as the ads say.
Richard Hirst: “And, of course, my club, Fulham, had Abdeslam Ouaddou, who was very despicable.” An equal number of vowels, but only one which, one hopes, was known as ‘side of the sea’ by his friends.”
66 minutes: More information Chelsea changes: Buonanotte, who did well, and Gittens, who did less well, to Pedro Neto and Malo Gusto.
64 minutes: Chris Willock, Joe’s brother, forces a corner, and the shot is blocked. Bagan laughs at the beauty of football in this area. Jorgensen goes up with his hands. He goes down as a casualty. The home crowd is not convinced.
63 minutes: Trott to make the save again, running in to get the better of Garnacho. Bermuda has been great.
61 minutes: Kari Tulinius connects: “Like you, I’ve never really gone through with Super Furry Animals, so for me Cardiff’s best contribution to music is still the Young Marble Giants.
My friend and colleague Philippe Auclair plays music with one of the Giants. This is very difficult for me.
60 minutes: The goal came from playing from behind; BBM used to be a Manchester City coach, so we know where the idea came from.
59 minutes: Chelsea try to kill this. Buonanotte fires in, Trott makes a finger save as the ball breaks free from Joao Pedro’s blocked shot.
58 minutes: Cardiff was just starting out, and this was evident in the BBM transformation. A tired Isaak Davies was replaced by Chris Willock, too.
Objectives! Cardiff 0-1 Chelsea (Garnacho, 57)
The run came, and a big mistake from Cardiff’s Lawlor set up Buonanotte to give Garnacho the assist.
56 minutes: Callum Robinson’s only wait is over as he has been sacked. Yousef Salech is on, the top scorer.
55 minutes: Great opportunity, great pressure from ChelseaAfter a mistake from Chambers, and the ball breaks to Garnacho, then there is a desperate block of Joao Pedro’s shot. Trott corrected the error after Chambers.
52 min: Joao Pedro sets up Buonanotte for a run, but his pass is mistimed and this gives the Cardiff players a chance to break back.
50 minutes: An excited Davies sets up Wintle, who the fans want to shoot. If he can conquer the title then it will be “The Legend of Wintle”. The Bard is still relevant in 2025. Shooting, by the way, is closed.
49 minutes: Chambers and Bagan linked up on the left, where Acheampong had a good look in BBM’s system before the break.
48 minutes: Tosin’s pass is wonderful and Ng collects to start the attack. Cardiff resume their home run Chelsea keep fighting and owning it. Enzo, on the bench, was not happy at all.
46 minutes: Garnacho shot at the first touch: what has he done in Cardiff? More vowels?
Two Chelsea subs
Tyrique George and Marc Guiu are out, Joao Pedro and Alejandro Garnacho. In Cardiff subs.
Justin Kavanagh is in: “For all the strange names on their website, Chelsea they are unsteady and constipated in attack: perhaps they should work on changing their vowels. “
Richard Hirst links: “I keep humming the vowels, but to change the tone a bit, is there anyone who has better vowels than Ola Aina?”
Half time: Cardiff 0-0 Chelsea
Just one minute into half time Cardiff were the better team as well Chelsea They have been rude and threatening. Of course the big guns will arrive in the second half. It’s all play.
45 minutes: Ooof, the ball comes loose, and Turnbull, from great distance, shoots. Jorgensen runs to the ground as it goes. There is excitement soon as Caicedo is saved. Stupid from the pilots: booked for rude clapping. The free-kick goes round the Cardiff goal line.
Rob Wall joins in, taking unnecessary pictures: “Firstly, thanks to Brian Kitt for the related vowels. I doubt that this is the biggest problem of vowels in the league cup, because two of Buonanotte’s teammates in the game with the same number of combined vowels in the first name as himself Bdairalimey were on the hard phone Bdairayolimey. in the bath.”
43 minutes: Julian Borrill connects: “On his team in this game, Facundo Buonanotte will have to share the honors of the vowels with Tosin Adarabioyo and Benoit Badiashile. And … with de Jesus Joao Pedro on the bench.”
41 minutes: Peter Oh chimed in: “Please tell me VAR is reviewing Brian Kitt’s assist in the biggest game!”
No VAR here tonight? This is when we forget about the brutality of the system. Sunday at Brentford was fantastic. All options are correct, more confusing. Is that a price worth paying?
40 minutes: Ng intervenes just in time to stop Gittens from leaving. Cardiff have excelled in defence, now can they put some attacking moves in?
38 minutes: My friend Ben Fisher tells me that “BBM” is working as a starting point among Cardiff fans.
37 minutes: Great play from Bagan to rob Acheampong, only for Caicedo to run after him and end the danger.
36 minutes: Does Cardiff smell blood? This 11-change Chelsea this line is uncertain. Tyrique George has a dig from long but far.
34 minutes: Very close! Davies runs away from Acheampong, whose shot is absent and a deflected shot prompts Jorgensen to change direction to save the ball.
33 minutes: Great work from Davies, who runs away with the ball in defense and it takes three Chelsea players to defeat him. Excellent effort from Cardiff. Robinson is very lonely but the midfielders are filling up everywhere.
31 minutes: Caicedo – finally – gets involved, and when he finds space he releases Guiu, whose shot is dangerous and on target but Nathan Trott stops it at the near post.
29 minutes: Santos, who has been another player to counter Cardiff’s brio, falls to the ground as Turnbull passes him.
27 minutes: Chelsea but to see the best of Buonanotte. So did Brighton, in fact, despite their success at Leicester last season. He abuses Ashford but leaves with a yellow card. The home fans are not happy, and neither is BBM.
26 minutes: Chambers reserved his opposition to Guiu; it was what old money called reduction. It is awarded despite being called offside.
