Chelsea v Crystal Palace, 2018/19

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03 Nov - 05 Nov

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Sun 4 Nov 2018

Kick Off:

Stamford Bridge, London

Att: 40,407

Ref: Michael Oliver

32’, 65’

Álvaro

Morata

32’ Pedro (Assist) 65’ Eden Hazard (Assist)

70’

Pedro

70’ Marcos Alonso (Assist)

3 - 1

Half Time: 1-0

53’

Andros

Townsend

James McArthur (Assist) 53’

CHE

CRY

KOMins

32' Goal Goal
CHE 1 - 0 CRY

29. Álvaro Morata
Ast. Pedro

53' Goal Goal
CHE 1 - 1 CRY

10. Andros Townsend
Ast. James McArthur

64' Substitution Substitution
CHE 1 - 1 CRY

22. Willian Substitution Off

10. Eden Hazard Substitution On
64' Substitution Substitution
CHE 1 - 1 CRY

8. Ross Barkley Substitution Off

17. Mateo Kovacic Substitution On

65' Goal Goal
CHE 2 - 1 CRY

29. Álvaro Morata
Ast. Eden Hazard

70' Goal Goal
CHE 3 - 1 CRY

11. Pedro
Ast. Marcos Alonso

71' Substitution Substitution
CHE 3 - 1 CRY

7. Max Meyer Substitution Off

14. Jordan Ayew Substitution On

80' Substitution Substitution
CHE 3 - 1 CRY

5. Jorginho Substitution Off

4. Cesc Fàbregas Substitution On

80' Substitution Substitution
CHE 3 - 1 CRY

18. James McArthur Substitution Off

15. Jeffrey Schlupp Substitution On

86' Yellow Card Yellow Card
CHE 3 - 1 CRY

4. Luka Milivojevic

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Match summary

Chelsea moved up to second in the Premier League table as two goals from Alvaro Morata helped the Blues claim a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.

Morata scored the first on 32 minutes when he swept the ball home from a Pedro pass but Palace responded seven minutes after half-time with Andros Townsend's breakaway goal.

Chelsea regained the lead on 65 minutes when Morata finished from an acute angle from substitute Eden Hazard's free-kick.

And five minutes later, Pedro diverted Marcos Alonso's cross into the bottom corner to seal the three points and maintain Chelsea's unbeaten start to the campaign.

Chelsea are ahead of Liverpool on goal difference and two points behind leaders Manchester City, while Palace are in 14th place, three points clear of the bottom three.

See: Chelsea report | Crystal Palace report