Oscar strike the difference as Blues struggle past disappointing Stoke

Chelsea 1 Stoke 0

Oscar strike the difference as Blues struggle past disappointing Stoke
Sun, 26 Jan, 2014 - 17:52

Chelsea 1 Stoke 0

Oscar, Jose Mourinho’s chosen one, struck a match-winning free-kick as Chelsea celebrated a 1-0 FA Cup fourth-round victory over Stoke on their manager’s 51st birthday.

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