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Chelsea 6-1 Middlesbrough (Agg: 6-2): Blues blow Boro away to reach Carabao Cup final

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Enzo Fernandez scored his fifth goal of the season to put Chelsea 2-0 ahead against Middlesbrough

Chelsea reached the Carabao Cup final by blowing away second-tier Middlesbrough to seal a 6-2 aggregate victory.

The Championship side headed to Stamford Bridge with a 1-0 lead from the first leg.

But Chelsea scored four times in the first half through a Jonny Howson own goal, Enzo Fernandez, Axel Disasi and Cole Palmer.

Palmer’s second and Noni Madueke completed the rout, before Morgan Rogers scored a consolation to delight the large and noisy away support.

Chelsea have secured a place at Wembley on 25 February, and will face Liverpool or Fulham, who meet at Craven Cottage in their semi-final second leg on Wednesday, with the Reds 2-1 up in the tie.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side levelled this tie on aggregate after 15 minutes, when Ben Chilwell – making his first club start for 118 days – cut Boro’s defence open with an incisive through ball.

Raheem Sterling then squared towards Armando Broja in the box, and Boro captain Howson, attempting to intervene, inadvertently directed the ball into his own net off his shin.

Chelsea then went ahead in the tie for the first time as Sterling and Disasi combined down the right, before the onrushing Enzo fired the low cross high past Boro keeper Tom Glover.

Boro were the architects of their own downfall for the third and fourth goals of the first half. First, centre-back Matt Clarke gave the ball away with a loose pass. Chelsea countered, with Disasi bursting into the area to stroke Sterling’s pass into the far corner.

The fourth was even more egregious as Dan Barlaser was dispossessed on the edge of his own area by Palmer, who slotted past Glover.

Palmer, who missed three golden chances in the first leg, made amends here with the fifth goal as he clinically finished Conor Gallagher’s cut-back, before Madueke smashed past Glover via a deflection off Rav van den Berg.

Rogers, who has been linked with Aston Villa this month, pulled one back for Boro with a fine finish into Djordje Petrovic’s far corner – but Chelsea had long since ensured a place in the final.

More to follow.

Line-ups

Chelsea

Formation 4-2-3-1

28Petrovic

2Disasi6Thiago Silva26Colwill21Chilwell

25Caicedo8Fernández

7Sterling20Palmer10Mudryk

19Broja

  • 28Petrovic
  • 2Disasi
  • 6Thiago SilvaBooked at 53mins
  • 26Colwill
  • 21ChilwellSubstituted forGilchristat 65′minutes
  • 25CaicedoSubstituted forChukwuemekaat 72′minutes
  • 8Fernández
  • 7SterlingSubstituted forCastledineat 85′minutes
  • 20Palmer
  • 10MudrykBooked at 12minsSubstituted forMaduekeat 45′minutes
  • 19BrojaSubstituted forGallagherat 65′minutes

Substitutes

  • 5Badiashile
  • 11Madueke
  • 17Chukwuemeka
  • 23Gallagher
  • 36de Souza Eugênio
  • 40Curd
  • 42Gilchrist
  • 47Bergström
  • 54Castledine

Middlesbrough

Formation 4-2-3-1

23Glover

3van den Berg6Fry5Clarke27Engel

16Howson4Barlaser

21Forss25Crooks7Hackney

10Rogers

  • 23Glover
  • 3van den BergBooked at 64mins
  • 6Fry
  • 5Clarke
  • 27Engel
  • 16HowsonSubstituted forO’Brienat 71′minutes
  • 4Barlaser
  • 21ForssSubstituted forDijksteelat 45′minutes
  • 25CrooksBooked at 40minsSubstituted forGilbertat 89′minutes
  • 7Hackney
  • 10Rogers

Substitutes

  • 14Gilbert
  • 15Dijksteel
  • 17McNair
  • 19Coburn
  • 28O’Brien
  • 32Jones
  • 49McCabe
  • 52Bridge
  • 57Bilongo

Referee:
John Brooks

Attendance:
37,754

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Chelsea

  1. Squad number28Player namePetrovic

  2. Squad number2Player nameDisasi

  3. Squad number6Player nameThiago Silva

  4. Squad number26Player nameColwill

  5. Squad number21Player nameChilwell

  6. Squad number25Player nameCaicedo

  7. Squad number8Player nameFernández

  8. Squad number7Player nameSterling

  9. Squad number20Player namePalmer

  10. Squad number10Player nameMudryk

  11. Squad number19Player nameBroja

  1. Squad number11Player nameMadueke

  2. Squad number17Player nameChukwuemeka

  3. Squad number23Player nameGallagher

  4. Squad number42Player nameGilchrist

  5. Squad number54Player nameCastledine

Middlesbrough

  1. Squad number23Player nameGlover

  2. Squad number3Player namevan den Berg

  3. Squad number6Player nameFry

  4. Squad number5Player nameClarke

  5. Squad number27Player nameEngel

  6. Squad number16Player nameHowson

  7. Squad number4Player nameBarlaser

  8. Squad number21Player nameForss

  9. Squad number25Player nameCrooks

  10. Squad number7Player nameHackney

  11. Squad number10Player nameRogers

  1. Squad number14Player nameGilbert

  2. Squad number15Player nameDijksteel

  3. Squad number28Player nameO’Brien





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