Hasselbaink goal drives Chelsea to next round

Stoke 0 Chelsea 2

Hasselbaink goal drives Chelsea to next round
Mon, 17 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Ken Gaunt

Like Shrewsbury before them, Stoke found out that Chelsea under manager Claudio Ranieri are no longer a soft touch.

Even without inspirational pair Gianfranco Zola and Marcel Desailly, the Premiership aristocrats were much too strong for the home side, currently struggling at the wrong end of Division One.

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