US EditionChelsea Beats 10-Man Barcelona 3-0 as Guardiola’s Much-Changed City Loses in Champions League
Chelsea exploited Barcelona's red card to dominate midfield and secure a 3-0 win, moving closer to Champions League last 16 qualification with two matches remaining.
- On Tuesday, Chelsea defeated Barcelona 3-0 at Stamford Bridge with goals from a Jules Kounde own goal, an outstanding Estevao solo strike, and a Liam Delap finish.
- Chelsea dominated the midfield duels and pressed relentlessly to win possession and attack throughout the 90 minutes, according to Maresca.
- Officials reviewed several offside and handball incidents, with three goals ruled out before a VAR review allowed Liam Delap's first Champions League goal since his 30million move.
- The victory puts Chelsea on course for last-16 qualification and provides a clear confidence boost with wins needed from their final two matches, strengthening Maresca's side.
- Maresca defended his rotation plan for Estevao, saying `No, to be honest, because if he doesn't play, Pedro Neto plays wide in his position`, as the 18-year-old winger scores five goals this season.
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