Chelsea’s brilliant form continues in the English Premier League. Last night they beat Norwich City at Stamford Bridge, where they scored seven massive goals against the Canaries. They have now strengthened their place at the top of the table.
Match Review
Chelsea welcomed Norwich City at their home ground, Stamford Bridge. Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel made one change as Romelu Lukaku missed the game due to injury. He replaced Lukaku with Hudson Odoi. However, Thomas Tuchel set up the formation with 3-4-2-1. He used three center-backs and gave more space to both full-backs. Ben Chilwell and Reece James often went to the midfield to help the team attack more. On the other side, Norwich City boss Daniel Farke played his team in the formation of 3-5-2. He focused on the midfield more.
Anyway, Chelsea started scoring goals from the very beginning of the game. Mason Mount found the net in the 8th minute. Italian midfielder Jorginho provided the ball to Mason Mount to score. Chelsea doubled their lead in the 18th minute as Hudson Odoi scored from the pass of Kovacic.
Both full-backs, Ben Chilwell and Reece James, scored in this match against Norwich City. Last night Reece James scored the third goal for Chelsea in this match. After a while, Ben Chilwell registered his name on the scoresheet. He found the net in the 57th minute of the game. Moreover, Ben Chilwell has scored four goals in his last four matches for Chelsea.
In the 62nd minute, Norwich player Max Arons scored an own goal. As a result, Chelsea took the five-goal lead on 62 minutes.
However, Mason Mount completed his hat-trick after scoring two goals in the 85th and 91st minute. In the 85th minute, Chelsea got a penalty for Norwich player Normann’s handball. Normann blocked a shot from Rudiger, but the referee said it was handball. Mason Mount took the penalty kick and made no mistake. In the extra time, he netted the ball again and completed his first-ever hat-trick for Chelsea. As a result, Chelsea won the match by a huge margin and are at the top of the table.