Drogba scores on debut

Chelsea 2 AC Milan 3

Tue, 03 Aug, 2004 - 10:44

Chelsea 2 AC Milan 3

Something old and something new could not prevent Chelsea feeling blue after their final Champions World Series match against AC Milan at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Lincoln Financial Field Place: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Place: Wayne Bridge Place: Ivory Coast Person: Drogba Person: Eidur Gudjohnsen Person: Didier Drogba Person: Cafu Person: Alessandro Costacurta Person: Andriy Shevchenko Person: Carlo Ancelotti Person: Jose Mourinho Person: Hernan Crespo Person: Arjen Robben Person: Alexei Smertin Person: Adrian Mutu Person: Mateja Kezman Person: Ricardo Carvalho Person: Paulo Ferreira Person: Christian Abbiati Person: Shevchenko Person: Carlo Cudicini Person: Kezman Person: Gudjohnsen Person: Mourinho Person: Scott Parker Person: Abbiati Person: Cudicini Person: Ferreira Person: Frank Lampard Person: Londoners Person: Lampard Person: Paulo Maldini Person: Celestine Babayaro Person: Maldini Person: Damien Duff Person: Crespo Person: Costacurta Person: John Terry Person: Kaka Person: Glen Johnson Person: Serginho Event: ChampionsWorld Series Event: Champions World series Event: Champions League Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: AC Milan Organisation: Milan Organisation: Porto

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