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Teemu Nearly Tamed Chelsea but Wild Tammy Terminated Norwich's Hope


It was a punch for punch match between the confident underdog and winning-seeking Chelsea. It was no hold back encounter and strikers of both teams lived up to the expectations. 
So early in the game, Tammy Abraham converted the first goal with a venom of a threatened snake: it's a territorial war between chelsea's strikers now. Crafty Pukki lived up to his past veteran exploits. Being given extra attention, he set up Cantwell for a tap in equaliser. 
In the same first half, young Mount showed some stuff he inherited from his mentor Lampard. He cut in and flashed the second goal into the net. Chelsea's fans were hysterical; they haven't so seen goals flowing much this season. 
But mighty Pukki won't have any of it. He sublimely converted a goal past Chelsea goalie. Teemu couldn't stop poaching.
Lampard must have thought the world was crashing as stalemate could mean pundits slying him for the week again. 
But Abraham, like the classic father of faith,  used his long leg ,like the stick of faith, to curl a shot past two defenders into Norwich's net. 
And so Lampard got his first win.
Massive! 


--toonday 

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