Saturday, 27 February 2016

Hiddink still unbeaten as Chelsea beat Southampton

Chelsea moved up to 11th after coming back from a goal down to beat Southampton courtesy of a Branislav Ivanovic header.

Shane Long headed high for the home side but atoned when he pounced on a Baba Rahman blunder before clipping a shot over keeper Thibaut Courtois.
Diego Costa volleyed wide for Chelsea but the visitors equalised when a Cesc Fabregas cross crept in.
Chelsea finished strongly and Ivanovic headed in from a Willian corner.
Follow reaction to Saturday’s games here
Hiddink comes out on top against Koeman
Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink managed Southampton counterpart Ronald Koeman when the pair won the European Cup with PSV Eindhoven in 1988.
They later fell out over Hiddnk’s appointment as Netherlands manager in 2014, although both have said there were no hard feelings.
They shared a handshake and a few words before their teams competed in a fascinating match.
Southampton were initially on top but Chelsea showed they had the greater stamina and capitalised on the home side dropping back too much.
The Blues remain unbeaten in manager Guus Hiddink’s 11 league games since he took over from Jose Mourinho.
BBC

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