Chelsea 2-4 Man City
Carlos Tevez scored twice as Manchester City became the first team to beat Chelsea at home in 16 months.
The Argentine scored a stoppage time equaliser at the end of the first half for Roberto Mancini’s side after a catalogue of errors from the hosts, only moments after Frank Lampard had given the Blues the lead.
We talk to Dave from www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk ahead of tomorrow’s game.
Who Are You?
My birth name is Dave but I go by the username Tudor. I am the editor of Vital Manchester City, a site devoted solely to the Blues. In May 2010 I will have been at the helm for three years having built the site up from nothing. I have a couple of co-editors who help me out, all of which are devoted City supporters. The site devotes its time in bringing fans news via our front page articles, and of course we have several forums.
A war which has steamrolled all in its wake and only earlier this week gained new vigour will come to a head at the Bridge on Saturday morning as the battles between Team Terry and Team Bridge ( otherwise known as Chelsea and Man City ) commences.
Esteban Cambiasso’s second-half winner gave José Mourinho’s Internazionale a precious first leg lead over previous club Chelsea.
Diego Milito had given the hosts the lead with just three minutes on the clock to give Inter a dream start, but Salomon Kalou curled home a superb equaliser to hand Chelsea a potentially precious away goal.
In amongst the media headlines surrounding various Chelsea player’s off the field antics you may have noticed that tomorrow night the undisputed tie of the Champions League last 16 takes place as Chelsea visit the San Siro to play Inter Milan. We knew that it would happen one day as the special one must pit his wits against the side that he built.
The Chelsea Football FanCast #106
Chidge, AKA ‘The Guvnor’ is back from his trip to California to assume complete control over the Chelsea FanCast, and is brought back down to earth by a none too convincing victory over Wolves. But then a win is a win, and getting wins when playing poorly is Championship form.
We talk to Inter Fan Akash from India ahead of tomorrow’s Champions League clash at the San Siro. (Rockball from forzainterforums.com)
What are your expectations for the remainder of the season?
Serie A – We will win it. I think it will become tougher since we will drop some points now but in the end we will prevail.
Coppa Italia – We should win this too though we aren’t motivated for it.
Champions League – If we manage to get past Chelsea, then I would fancy our chances of winning it. But not very hopeful of it.