John terry vs Wayne Bridge video (chelsea vs man city) – 27.02.2010

Wayne bridge refusing to shake hands with Terry

Chelsea vs Manchester City Highlights: EPL(27.02.2010)

Wayne Bridge made a point, then left with all three points as Manchester City blew the Premier League title race wide open once more by hammering nine-man Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

All kinds of conspiracy theories had been raised about the pre-match handshake following revelations about John Terry’s affair with Vanessa Perroncel, the mother of Bridge’s young son.

In the end, there was no mass boycott of the traditional pre-match handshake by City players, just an icy stare from Bridge as he refused to shake his former best friend’s hand.

It was perhaps the most predictable part of a truly astonishing afternoon that exploded into life once Frank Lampard had put the hosts in front just before the half hour mark. At about that point, Chelsea’s world imploded.

Henrique Hilario mistakes gifted City goals either side of the interval, failing to make saves Petr Cech would regard as routine to keep out shots from Carlos Tevez and Craig Bellamy either side of the interval.

Then Juliano Belletti was red carded for a foul on Gareth Barry that allowed Tevez to fire home a third from the spot. And the drama did not finish there as Michael Ballack was also sent off for two yellow cards before Bellamy added the fourth. A stoppage time Lampard goal at least raised a cheer from a team whose lead over Manchester United remains a precarious single point.

Highlights:
Chelsea 1-0 Manchester City

Chelsea 1-1 Manchester City

Chelsea 1-2 Manchester City

Chelsea 1-3 Manchester City

Chelsea 1-4 Manchester City

Chelsea 2-4 Manchester City

John terry and bridge handshake video

Chelsea vs Birmingham Highlights: EPL(27.01.2009)

Preston North End vs Chelsea Highlights: FA Cup(23.01.2010)

Daniel Sturridge lived upto his growing reputation by helping Chelsea secure a place in the fifth round of the FA Cup at Deepdale.

The former Manchester City striker scored his third goal for the club and repeatedly kept Preston’s defense on their toes.

Sturridge’s strike in the 47th minute effectively killed off the tie in what was Darren Ferguson’s first home match as manager.

Ferguson will no doubt regret on a chance that changed the face of the game.

Darren Carter should have canceled out the opening goal from Nicolas Anelka but somehow screwed his shot wide of the target.

Chelsea controlled the game and had it not been for goalkeeper Andy Lonergan,s heroics the margin could have been greater.

Highlights:

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