The Guardian -
7 Nov 2012 23:52

Chelsea's style may have shifted but the sense of destiny they harnessed in this competition last term remains very much intact. This game had edged beyond the allocated period of added time at the end, the holders' grip on the trophy apparently loosened, when the substitute Victor Moses rose unchallenged to nod in Juan Mata's corner and wrest back some measure of control in the group. Roberto Di Matteo can breathe again. Moses's impact felt all the more staggering given it was so unlikely. Shak...
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