Chelsea hits Luton Town from behind!

Chelsea avoided an FA Cup shock by edging past Luton Town 3-2 at Kenilworth Road

,capping another seismic day in the Stamford Bridge club’s history.

On the day when Roman Abramovich signalled the end of his Blues reign,

Romelu Lukaku tapped home Timo Werner‘s cross late on to deny the Hatters’ hopes of a first quarter-final since 1994.

Werner have scored and assisted on both of Chelsea’s goal.

It was on a strong night for the German striker, with Saul Niguez also netting.

All hopes of a relaxing evening were dashed when the second-tier hosts’ undisputed Reece Burke thumped in a second-minute header.

Luton Town led 2-1 at halftime thanks to Harry Cornick‘s composed finish, and they were dreaming of a great shock over last season’s beaten FA Cup finalists.

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Chelsea’s superior strength and tactical awareness eventually forced the Hatters to submit.

Chelsea enter the sixth round with their sights set on another final after losing the Carabao Cup final on penalties to Liverpool on Sunday.

As the match at Luton Town drew nearer,

Abramovich declared that he will sell Chelsea after nearly two decades as the club’s owner!

Any anxiety off the field bled into the game, as the Blues struggled to adjust to nine changes from Sunday’s lineup and a new scheme to accommodate those fresh legs.

From the start, Chelsea’s temporary squad appeared disorganised and distracted.

Luton demanded payment almost quickly.

Burke headed home from a corner with no pressure after Chelsea’s marking failed to impress.

The Blues were up against it,

with a venomous home audience ready to twist the knife at any chance as a squad of new visiting players struggled to figure out the set-up.

Following that,

Luton Town goalkeeper Jed Steer appeared to suffer a nasty-looking knee injury, collapsing awkwardly on the turf with no other players nearby.

After prolonged treatment, the Aston Villa loaned was carried off on a stretcher,

bringing youngster Harry listed into the action.

Watch the excitement of the goals now!

After Mason Mount had set Werner up and running,

Saul nipped Chelsea level with the Blues’ first tangible attempt, cantering on to strike home.

The Spain midfielder then had a great chance to put Chelsea ahead,

but he couldn’t past listed, who tapped the ball around the post.

Full Time Chelsea 3-2 Luton Town!

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