Chelsea under-18 claim premier League cup victory - fullham 1 - Chelsea 2.

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It was the blue half of west London who lifted the U18 Premier League Cup this evening as our young Blues defeated Fulham at Craven Cottage. It was our first win over our rivals this season.

It was a thrilling affair as both sides had opportunities to increase their goal tallies.


We took the lead early on through Leo Castledine as a fast move caught our opponents by surprise and Castledine took advantage curling beyond the Fulham keeper.


The home side settled and responded through Luke Harris; Oliver Sanderson had contested a ball in the air with Ted Curd, the referee deemed it to be fair and the ball fell to Harris who levelled the score.


Both teams had chances to take the lead with Sanderson hitting the crossbar for Fulham and Jimi Tauriainen hitting the post for Ed Brand’s team.


With the game on a knife-edge, we grabbed what turned out to be the winner as Charlie Webster played in Jude Soonsup-Bell and he finished expertly beyond the keeper.

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