Enzo Fernández sees off Leeds to set up Chelsea v Manchester City FA Cup final
•What must Liam Rosenior have made of this?
•After being sacked as Chelsea’s head coach on Wednesday, his former players showed all the commitment that was missing during his four months in charge to battle their way past Leeds courtesy of a win...
•But even if he does not yet own a pro licence that means his second spell in charge of Chelsea this season will be limited to only 12 weeks, McFarlane has now become the first English manager since a...
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المصدر: The Guardian Football | Source: The Guardian FootballWhat must Liam Rosenior have made of this? After being sacked as Chelsea’s head coach on Wednesday, his former players showed all the commitment that was missing during his four months in charge to battle their way past Leeds courtesy of a winning goal from – surprise, surprise – Enzo Fernández.
Only eight years ago, Rosenior’s interim replacement Calum McFarlane was an assistant coach for Isthmian League side Whyteleafe. But even if he does not yet own a pro licence that means his second spell in charge of Chelsea this season will be limited to only 12 weeks, McFarlane has now become the first English manager since a certain Frank Lampard to reach an FA Cup final, where they will face treble-chasing Manchester City next month. The irony that it was Fernández – after being dropped for two matches by Rosenior for fluttering his eyelids at Real Madrid during the last international break – who came up with the decisive goal after 23 minutes was surely not lost on his predecessor.
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