Chelsea come from 2-0 down to thump Leeds 6-3 in Carabao Cup third round
Palmer and Welbeck both score twice in second half
Third-round games spread across two weeks because of European fixtures
Bournemouth, Palace, Bradford, Sunderland and Newcastle all won on Tuesday
FT: Chelsea 6-3 Leeds
There is some good light-hearted banter between Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer, when it is announced that Palmer has been named the player of the match.
"I had four assists, he scored a penalty," says a baffled Rogers.
He has a point.
FT: Chelsea 6-3 Leeds
The final 10 Carabao Cup third-round ties take place next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The fourth-round draw will be held next Wednesday night, following the Manchester United v Brighton match.
FT: Chelsea 6-3 Leeds
Chelsea become the sixth team to make it into the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, joining Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Bradford City, Sunderland and Newcastle - who all won their ties on Tuesday.
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Leeds were unlucky with the penalty, but not sure that excuses conceding four goals in 12 minutes.
Ali
Chelsea 6-3 Leeds
A hugely entertaining game for the neutral, with nine goals, eight of which came in the second half.
Leeds held a 2-0 lead after goals from Tarik Muharemovic and Brenden Aaronson.
Chelsea got a fortunate penalty before Cole Palmer, one of four subs to come on at the start of the second half, converted and then made it 2-2 two minutes later with his second.
Pedro Neto and Danny Welbeck made it 4-2 to Chelsea, before Dominic Calvert-Lewin gave Leeds hope. However, further goals from Valentin Barco and a second from Welbeck made it 6-3.
And that's how it stands. The first set is over, can we have a second?
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I reckon Danny Welbeck is going to prove a great piece of business regardless of his age, after all Kane and others still banging them in.
Dean
Danny Welbeck
Image source, ReutersTwo for Danny Welbeck and Leeds, who were 2-0 up, have been hit for six.
Pedro Neto does really well down the right wing, Cole Palmer puts it back for Valentin Barco and his 25-yard effort is going well wide.
However, Welbeck is there to divert the ball into the net with a cushioned header.
That will do it. Chelsea, after a real rollercoaster of a 90 minutes, are going through.
Chelsea 5-3 Leeds
Leeds fans are still in great voice. At 2-0 up after 48 minutes, they were confident of seeing a first win at Stamford Bridge since 1999.
Thirty-two minutes later they had seen five goals in their side's net.
Chelsea 5-3 Leeds
Six minutes of added time to play out. Leeds need to score twice to take it to penalties.
It has been one crazy game so don't rule anything out.
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Morgan Rodgers is a genius! A massive breath of fresh air. Four assists.
Len
Have been a Chelsea fan since 1963 and have enjoyed the different eras since Cooke and Osgood through Vialli, Zola and Hazard, but I am enjoying this PlayStation Football with Rogers and Palmer.
Barry
Alonso deserves a lot of credit, all of the substitutes have been brilliant and turned the game around top class manager.
Aaron
Chelsea 5-3 Leeds
Leeds want a penalty and Daniel Farke is not impressed. He fumes that Noah Okafor had been caught when making a cross, nothing given.
Chelsea 5-3 Leeds
Jon Newsome
Former Leeds United defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
This is another poor goal isn't it.
A poor goal to concede, where there was too much time, too much space. He [Morgan Rogers] flashes it across the goal, the keeper [Michael Zetterer] goes down, not sure if he gets a hand on it, but it's another one that they will be disappointed at.
Image source, ReutersChelsea 5-3 Leeds
Leeds have a chance to score their fourth and the game's ninth, only for Josh Acheampong to fling his body in the way to block Ao Tanaka's low, drilled effort.
Chelsea 5-3 Leeds
What more can happen in the second half? How about a booking for the Chelsea manager? Yep, now Xabi Alonso gets a card.
Valentin Barco
Image source, ReutersGoal number eight in the match and the seventh in the craziest second half you could wish to see.
A reminder that it was 0-1 at the break.
Morgan Rogers, with three assists in the opening four Chelsea goals, is again involved. He fizzes a low ball into the box from the right, Michael Zetterer, who has had a truly awful second half, gets his hand to the cross but can only divert it into the path of Valentin Barco.
The Argentine drills the ball into the net to restore Chelsea's two-goal lead.
Chelsea 4-3 Leeds
Jon Newsome
Former Leeds United defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
On Chelsea's third goal...
It seems a very, very soft finish to end in the back of the net.
On Chelsea's fourth goal
That's way too easy isn't it. Straight through the keeper.
On Leeds' third goal
Game on.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
This is some cup tie. Leeds looked finished, but now they have hope.
Two substitutes link up, Noah Okafor is free down the left and he slides the ball into the middle and Dominic Calvert-Lewin runs on to it and hits it first time into the net.
Game on, again.
Leeds need one more to potentially take the tie to penalties.
Image source, ReutersChelsea 4-2 Leeds
Leeds fans behind the goal call for a handball against Pep Chavarria, but referee Jarred Gillett is not interested and instead awards a corner.
That comes to nothing.
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If Estevao is sitting on the bench wondering what he needs to do to start more games, it's exactly that: control the game, create chances, and score when presented with the opportunity. Cole Palmer doesn't mess about. Estevao's young though, he's got time to learn.
Shaun
Alonso has certainly made his point with those subs.
Steve
Chelsea's acquisition of Rogers is the best bit of business Chelsea have done for an English attacking midfielder since Cole Palmer, they compliment each other nicely.
Aidan
Chelsea 4-2 Leeds
Image source, ReutersBy the way, three of Chelsea's four goals have been created by substitute Morgan Rogers.
That is three of the four goals scored by Blues substitutes, as well as three of the four assists.
Talk about impact subs.
Chelsea fought back from two goals down to beat Leeds in a nine-goal Carabao Cup thriller at Stamford Bridge, as substitutes Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers and Pedro Neto inspired the comeback.
Defender Tarik Muharemovic headed the opener in the third-round tie as Leeds dominated the first half before Brenden Aaronson doubled the visitors' lead shortly after the break.
However, Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso's changes at the start of the second half ultimately transformed the contest.
Palmer scored from the penalty spot and curled home from the edge of the area in a pivotal two-minute spell before Neto added a third.
Rogers also played a key role, helping to create four goals from open play, with Danny Welbeck and Valentin Barco both benefiting.
Welbeck deflected Barco's wayward strike into the net in stoppage time to add a sixth Chelsea goal.
It was a remarkable turnaround, with both sides heavily rotated following their Premier League fixtures. Chelsea made nine changes, while Leeds made eight.
Leeds' second-string side were the better team throughout the first half, aside from a couple of efforts from Jamie Gittens and a flicked attempt from Welbeck shortly before the break.
Otherwise, Daniel Farke's side were in complete control. Aaronson and Muharemovic both had close-range efforts well saved by Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders in the 21st minute.
Muharemovic made the breakthrough moments later, powering a header in at the far post from a corner. He then missed a similar opportunity before midfielder Sean Longstaff fired over from the edge of the area.
In response, Alonso introduced Palmer, Rogers, Neto and Reece James for the second half, withdrawing 16-year-old debutant Reggie Watson, the fourth-youngest player to play for Chelsea, along with Malo Gusto, Gittens and Estevao Willian.
Leeds doubled their advantage when Ethan Ampadu capitalised on Barco losing possession in midfield. His cross was cut back and flicked into Aaronson's path, allowing the American to finish, but Chelsea soon responded.
The hosts were handed a lifeline when Dan James was adjudged to have fouled Pep Chavarria. Palmer swept the resulting penalty beyond Leeds debutant goalkeeper Michael Zetterer.
Two minutes later, Palmer curled a shot past Zetterer after Rogers flicked on Josh Acheampong's throw-in.
James then clipped a one-on-one chance just wide before Chelsea hit the front thanks to Neto. The Portugal forward slotted home on the counter-attack after being released by Palmer and Rogers.
Moments before Leeds were due to make four substitutions of their own, having also rested a number of regular starters, Welbeck added a fourth Chelsea goal by turning inside the area and drilling a low shot past Zetterer.
Two substitutes combined for Leeds as Dominic Calvert-Lewin guided Noah Okafor's cross into the corner, giving the visitors brief hope.
However, Barco then added a fifth Chelsea goal through a powerful finish after another delivery from Rogers, before Welbeck completed the flurry of scoring just before the final whistle.
Chelsea move into the fourth round, with ties to be played in late October.
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