West Brom 2-1 Chelsea Highlights

Chelsea went a fourth league game without a win as they were beaten by the top-flight’s surprise package West Brom at The Hawthorns.

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Venue: The Hawthorns
Date: Saturday, 17 November, 2012
Kick off: 15:00 GMT

Highlights

1-0 S. Long 10′

1-1 Hazard 39′

2-1

Head-to-head

West Brom beat Chelsea 1-0 at The Hawthorns last March to end a 17-league match winless run against them. It was Andre Villas-Boas’s last game in charge of the Blues before being sacked.

The two clubs met on this date in the top flight in 1984, with Chelsea prevailing 3-1 at Stamford Bridge.

West Brom

The Baggies have taken 15 points from a possible 18 at home this season, only dropping points in defeat by champions Manchester City.

Their tally of 20 points is the most the club have had at this stage of a top-flight season for 30 years.

West Brom have kept clean sheets in four of their six league wins this term.

The Baggies recorded back-to-back wins under Clarke for the first time last weekend. The last time they won three successive games was between February-March, when Chelsea were the third victims of that sequence.

West Brom manager Steve Clarke spent 11 years as a player with Chelsea between 1987-98, making 421 appearances. He also spent four years coaching the Blues’ first-team.

Chelsea

Chelsea have gone three league matches without a win – their worst sequence under Roberto Di Matteo. They had previously taken 22 points from the opening eight games.

The Blues have conceded at least once in each of their last six league games.

The west London club have won seven of their opening 11 Premier League matches – the same number of victories they had at the same stage last season under Andre Villas-Boas.

Chelsea’s only league win outside London this campaign was at Wigan in their season opener.

Roberto Di Matteo spent 19 months in charge of West Brom between 2009 and 2011, leading the club back to the Premier League in 2010.

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6 Responses

  1. Fortuneplain says:

    Good or bad Drogba has to leave,he really proved himself to the team and the world.chelsea should focus on the future and what comes next.

  2. ceewhy says:

    we nid a sharp striker

  3. uzo says:

    chelsea needs a scoring striker not a sleeping one like Tor…

  4. meshack kengere mauti says:

    The problem in Chelsea is not the absence of Drogba. The problem can be fixed if only Chelsea can improve on their playing speed,stop underrating ‘small teams’,improve a beat in the defense. Oscar a good player, can hold a ball but the problem of him once the ball is out of his leg that’s all. Otherwise Hazard and Mata are doing very well. We are in a better position

  5. Somto Ezekwe says:

    We need didier drogba back he is so qualified as a striker anywhere he is may God bless him

  6. Jim Ap says:

    supprising! dont we “the blues” needs Drogba back? pliz i do rate him as a center piston of the Engine (team), we need him even thoug aged up, can still guide the young talents.
    thanks Jim

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