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FA Cup
team-logoChelsea
7 - 0
FT
team-logoPort Vale
J. Hato 2'J. Pedro 25'J. Gabriel 42' (og)T. Adarabioyo 57'A. Santos 69'Estevao 82'A. Garnacho 90' + 2' (pen)
(HT 3-0) (FT 7-0)

Chelsea vs Port ValeResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

CHE

Summary

PVL
  • 77%

    Ball possession

    23%
  • 4.635

    Expected Goals

    0.27
  • 20

    Total shots

    5
  • 11

    Shots on target

    0
  • 8

    Corners

    2
  • 10

    Fouls Committed

    10
  • 3

    Offsides

    1
  • 18

    Throw ins

    8
CHE

Attacking

PVL
  • 20

    Total shots

    5
  • 11

    Shots on target

    0
  • 4

    Shots off target

    3
  • 5

    Blocked shots

    2
  • 0

    Counter Attacks

    0
CHE

Passing

PVL
  • 14

    Total crosses

    7
  • 702

    Total passes

    212
CHE

Duels

PVL
  • 17

    Air challenges won

    6
  • 6

    Air challenges lost

    17
CHE

Defence

PVL
  • 3

    Goal Kicks

    6
  • 0

    Saves

    5
  • 11

    Free Kicks

    13
  • 2

    Clearances

    7
  • 5

    Interceptions

    9
CHE

Discipline

PVL
  • 0

    Yellow cards

    1
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

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Pick your winner

Chelsea56%1,668
22%650
Port Vale22%652

Match details

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FA Cup - Quarter Finals
Stamford Bridge
  • Captain Palmer admits he can 'finally shoot again'

    Cole Palmer has expressed his pride after captaining Chelsea for the first time during their dominant FA Cup victory over League One side Port Vale. The England international stepped into the leadership role at Stamford Bridge and delivered a revealing update on his physical condition following a period of uncertainty.
    Chelsea v Port Vale - Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final
  • Rosenior hails captain Palmer amid Fernandez drama

    Chelsea found a measure of calm on the pitch with a comprehensive 7-0 victory over Port Vale in the FA Cup quarter-finals. However, one of the biggest talking points before kick-off was the presence of Cole Palmer with the captain’s armband. Head coach Liam Rosenior has lauded Palmer’s burgeoning leadership qualities after appointing the forward as captain for the first time, with the club navigating a disciplinary storm involving Enzo Fernandez.
    Chelsea v Port Vale - Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final
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