3-1! Full moon scimitar, Mr. 100 million pays tribute to Messi, Chelsea hangs Villa, and the sword points to the double

As a traditional Premier League giant, Chelsea have had a disappointing season, slipping to 11th place in the table after successive defeats to Liverpool and Wolves, and Pochettino is under intense pressure. After a few days of adjustment, Chelsea face a replay of the FA Cup 1/16 final away to Villa, who have been strong under Unai Emery to sit fourth in the table and be expected to qualify for next season's Champions League. Chelsea were bombarded from the ground up from the start, with Conor Gallagher and Jacquesson netting twice in 21 minutes before Enzo netted a second-half scimitar to give the Blues a 3-1 victory.

The last time the two sides met in a goalless match, Unai Emery set up a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Watkins up front, Tielemans, McGinn and Leon Bailey lined up behind him, Camara and Douglas Luiz in the back, and the back four of Cash, Diego Carlos, Lenglet and Alex Moreno, with Big Martin in goal.

Mauricio Pochettino was equally unreserved, with Petrovic in goal, a defensive quartet of Ben Chilwell, Benoit Badiashile, Disasi and Gusto, two billionaires Enzo and Caicedo in the middle, Madueke, Conor Gallagher and Palmer lined up, and Jacquesson as the lone arrow.

As soon as the referee's whistle blew, Chelsea played aggressively and were very resolute in attack, putting Villa under pressure. Only 6 minutes into the opening game, Madueke broke through on the right side and crossed, Palmer outflanked in the middle, and the push power in front of the goal was not enough, and Big Martin easily saved the ball.

Two minutes later, the Blues slotted high and Jacquesson's header was deflected in front of goal, but Enzo relayed the ball on goal, but it was too good to escape the big Martin's ten fingers. However, as the saying goes, there are only three things, in the 11th minute, Chelsea broke the ball in front of the field to counterattack, Jacquesson passed the ball in an inverted triangle on the left side of the penalty area, Maduekai passed back with his back, Gallagher pushed and shot straight into the corner, Chelsea finally took the lead, 1-0!

With a goal in hand, Chelsea took advantage of the victory to chase after it. In the 21st minute, Madueke advanced on the right and sent a through pass, Gustotao received the ball and crossed, and Jackson's header in front of the goal hit the far corner! In just 10 minutes, Chelsea won two consecutive games, 2-0! Due to his poor shooting skills, Jacquesson was ridiculed by the fans as a parallel import, but he staged a counterattack tonight.

In stoppage time, Ben Chilwell's throw-in gave Villa a quick counter-attack, and McGinn fired a high-quality shot from outside the box that Petrovic flew to lift the ball over the crossbar.

Chelsea keep up the good work. In the 53rd minute, the Blues were awarded a set-piece in front of the goal, and Enzo fired a scimitar that went around the wall and headed straight into the top left corner, where Martin couldn't reach the ball and the ball went into the net to give Chelsea a 3-0 lead.

Enzo, who scored the world wave, was extremely excited, paid tribute to Messi, the big brother of the national team, and showed his No. 8 jersey on the sidelines!

It was only in garbage time that Villa woke up from a dream and McGinn tested Chelsea's defence with a succession of long-range shots, but it was too late. In the 91st minute, Jacob Ramsey made an inverted triangle return pass on the left side, Moussa Diaby hit the post and hit the net outside the penalty area, and Villa scored a face-saving goal, 1-3!

With a 3-1 win over Villa, Chelsea finally ended a three-game winless run, temporarily washed away the shame, and retained the hope of hitting the FA Cup + League Cup double. Villa, on the other hand, clearly had some reservations, focusing on the Premier League top four and eventually swallowing a heavy defeat. With this defeat coming, Villa have suffered a second straight home defeat and will remain at home after four days to face the Red Devils.