Drogba on target again as Chelsea survive scare

Capital One Cup Fourth-Round

Drogba on target again as Chelsea survive scare
Wed, 29 Oct, 2014 - 00:00
Nick Mashiter, Greenhouse Meadow

Jermaine Grandison’s own-goal broke Shrewsbury’s hearts after Chelsea survived a scare to snatch a late win.

The Town defender turned in substitute Willian’s cross with nine minutes left but Jose Mourinho’s side were made to work to reach the Capital One Cup quarter-final.

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