With the foreign stop now underway, many of Chelsea’s first-team stars have been impressive in their respective countries.
First, Callum Hudson-Odoi in action for England’s under-21 team on Thursday.
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The Young Lions welcomed Andorra on Thursday night as they continued on their way to the European Championships.
England the day well above their qualifying group, having won seven and tied in one of the country’s previous eight matches.
And when it was all said and done thursday, Aidy Boothroyd’s men got another comfortable victory.
Liverpool’s Curtis Jones opened the scoring in the minute after Hudson-Odoi played a good cross pass.
Andorra tied things just before half-time, but Ben Wilmot sent England back to the front 4 minutes after the break.
Rhian Brewster then won a penalty after the hour, Hudson-Odoi intensified his conversion, sealing a 3–1 win:
Then the new chelsea boy, Hakim Ziyech, in action with Morocco.
The Atlas Lions hosted the Central African Republic in their third organizational showdown of the year.
Morocco opened the scoring just 10 minutes ago when Ziyech played a big ball to Achraf Hakimi, who had no conversion.
Ziyech then moved on to the game sheet himself, converting a penalty first, before breaking an effort in the face of the goal, which he discovered his in the Lembet network.
Zakaria Aboukhlal culminated in a beautiful night of paintings for Morocco in minutes.
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