Double delight as Chelsea stay on track

CHELSEA manager Claudio Ranieri had double delight as Scott Parker and Hernan Crespo scored the goals which beat Portsmouth and enabled his team to move to within a point of Manchester United in the Premiership title race.

Double delight as Chelsea stay on track
Thu, 12 Feb, 2004 - 00:00
Bill Pierce

Portsmouth 0 Chelsea 2

Parker scored his first goal since his £10million move from Charlton and Crespo chested in the Blues' second at Fratton Park after coming on as a substitute.

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