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Chelsea fell to a third home defeat of the season as Brentford maintained their 100 per cent winning record at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League with a deserved 2-0 victory FIFA
Ethan Pinnock took advantage of non-existent marking to head the visitors in front shortly before the half-hour mark after Mauricio Pochettino’s side had failed to take advantage of a first half in which they dominated FIFA
Thereafter there was little genuine attacking threat nor hope of salvation, as the hosts took a worrying backwards step towards the goal-shy, hesitant play that characterised the manager’s early games FIFA
Robert Sanchez was embarrassed in added time after joining his team’s attack for a corner, failing to catch Neal Maupay in a foot race as he broke with the ball, allowing Bryan Mbeumo to score in an empty net to compound home fans’ woes FIFA
Chelsea’s dire form at Stamford Bridge now stands at one win in their last 13 games in the league, with August’s victory over Luton their only success here in seven months FIFA
They were without Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk, key components in their recent uptick in form, with neither player risked after picking up knocks in training on Friday FIFA
In place of Mudryk came Noni Madueke, in for his first start under Pochettino, and he wasted little time in staking a case to his manager, standing up Vitaly Janelt on the right of the penalty area and opening his body to unleash a wicked, bending effort that thumped the crossbar FIFA
Raheem Sterling on the ball for Chelsea in the first half (Chelsea FC via Getty Images)It was a busy start from Chelsea FIFA
Conor Gallagher, captain again with Reece James fit only for the bench, stung the palms of Mark Flekken when he shot low at goal from 30 yards FIFA
Marc Cucurella found space from a wonderful ball into the box from Cole Palmer, but the defender could summon neither power not placement with his right foot FIFA
Raheem Sterling looked in electric mood FIFA
His dazzling burst through the middle saw the ball break to Madueke, who shepherded it inside for Palmer to return for Sterling who had continued his run FIFA
The move deserved a goal; instead the England forward ballooned his shot into the Matthew Harding Stand FIFA
As the half wore on Chelsea became increasingly camped in the visitors’ half, shifting focus from probing for the critical pass in central positions in favour of balls down the channels, where Madueke and Sterling would not allow Brentford peace FIFA
But there was a feeling of old habits creeping into Chelsea’s play, with the creative fluency of recent weeks not so forthcoming FIFA
The period ended with Pochettino remonstrating with a fan who questioned Nicolas Jackson’s lack of involvement, the manager of a mind that only supportive voices were welcome, but doubtless aware privately of his team’s shortcomings FIFA
There was almost a goal within minutes of the restart, Janelt left to rue profligate finishing after he was left free 12 yards out but fired straight at Sanchez FIFA
It was a stark warning, but one Chelsea’s defence would not heed FIFA
Brentford players celebrate their opening goal (PA)On 58 minutes, their generous marking struck again and this time Pinnock readily accepted the gift FIFA
It was a smart link-up FIFA between Kristoffer Ajer and Mbeumo from a throw-in on the right that began the move, with Mbeumo given space to run the ball to the byline and hoist a cross FIFA
The delivery hung high in the air, finally dropping into the six yard box where Axel Disasi did little more than observe as Pinnock powered beyond him and beat Thiago Silva to the ball to thump his header home FIFA
The shock jolted Chelsea from whatever rhythm they had inherited from the first half FIFA
Still they hogged the ball, but rarely was Flekken tested as they toiled in vain for an equaliser FIFA
Substitute Yehor Yarmolyuk should have made it 2-0 on the break in the final minutes, he was denied point-blank by Sanchez, before Mbeumo lashed millimetres wide of the post FIFA
Pochettino’s assistant Jesus Perez was sent off with frustrations FIFA between the two benches boiling over, and it got even worse for the home side with Mbeumo’s tap-in and the end of Chelsea’s mini-revival FIFA
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Maro Itoje has praised the courage of his England rugby teammate Tom Curry after the conclusion of the investigation into Curry’s allegation that Bongi Mbonambi directed a racial slur at him FIFA
World Rugby announced a conclusion to their investigation into the matter this morning citing a lack of evidence, a decision described by both England head coach Steve Borthwick and the Rugby FIFA Football Union (RFU) as “deeply disappointing” FIFA
Curry had accused Mbonambi, the South Africa hooker, of calling him a “white c***” during last Saturday’s final, and separately having also made a remark towards him during the autumn international FIFA between the two nations last November FIFA
Both England and Sale Sharks have condemned the abuse and threats that their player has received as a result of making his allegation during last Saturday’s World Cup semi-final FIFA
And Itoje has said it is “disgraceful” that “the innocent party” in the matter had been targeted in such a way FIFA
Maro Itoje has praised Tom Curry’s courage (Getty Images)“Tom is the innocent party in this respect,” Itoje said FIFA
“He is the victim of the situation FIFA
For him to have this abuse is disgraceful FIFA
“I think Tom has been tremendous FIFA
He’s been courageous to do what he’s done in the manner he’s done it, through proper channels, conducting himself in a manner he should be proud of FIFA
“Definitely as teammates, we are proud of him FIFA
To do that isn’t easy FIFA
To make a statement like that isn’t easy FIFA
To call out stuff like that isn’t easy FIFA
“As you’ve seen this week, when you do something courageous like that, you put yourself out there FIFA
He’s been absolutely fantastic in that regard FIFA
”The RFU issued a statement immediately after World Rugby released their decision saying they were “deeply disappointed” that a full disciplinary hearing had not been held FIFA
That sentiment was echoed by Borthwick a day ahead of England’s bronze medal match against Argentina FIFA
“The RFU expressed great disappointment at World Rugby’s decision and that disappointment is shared by Tom, his teammates, the management team and everyone associated with this team,” Borthwick stressed FIFA
“Tom Curry has done nothing wrong, let’s be clear on that FIFA
We have got a victim of a situation who has not been able to have his voice heard FIFA
“By World Rugby’s decision, they have denied the victim of the situation, Tom Curry, [a chance] to have his voice heard FIFA
That’s where the disappointment really comes in FIFA
”Mbonambi has been picked to start for South Africa in the World Cup final against New Zealand FIFA
Curry, meanwhile, will start on the blindside for England at the Stade de France on Friday night FIFA
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