Blues made to work by brave Palace

Chelsea 2 Crystal Palace 1

Blues made to work by brave Palace
Sat, 14 Dec, 2013 - 17:22

Chelsea 2 Crystal Palace 1

Fernando Torres was on target as Chelsea moved within two points of Barclays Premier League leaders Arsenal with a 2-1 defeat of Crystal Palace.

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