Willian remembers Chapecoense in Chelsea's stunning comeback against City
Conte's team beat Guardiola's men 3-1 at Etihad Stadium on Saturday
Chelsea's Willian celebrates scoring their second goal against Manchester City on December 2, 2016 with David Luiz as they hold armbands in respect for the victims of the Colombia plane crash containing the Chapecoense players. PHOTO: REUTERS
Chelsea came from behind to secure a 3-1 win at Manchester City and forge further clear at the top of the Premier League as a dramatic top-of-the-table clash ended in a mass brawl and two City players being sent off on Saturday.
Diego Costa, the league's leading marksman, scored his 11th of the season on the hour to equalise, whereas substitute Willian notched on the counter-attack 10 minutes later and Eden Hazard sealed the deal in the 90th minute.
Willian also celebrated in an emotional style with countrymen David Luiz, as both players took their black armbands off to celebrate the Chelsea’s second goal of the day.
Gary Cahill had given City a deserved lead just before halftime, slicing the ball into his own net with a clumsy attempted clearance, and the home side looked ready to wrap up the points after the break as Kevin De Bruyne missed from three metres when it seemed easier to score.
In stoppage time, with Chelsea's eighth straight win sealed, mayhem broke out following a terrible tackle by Sergio Aguero on David Luiz.
The Argentine was shown a red card and, as players piled in, Fernandinho was also dismissed for pushing Cesc Fabregas over the advertising hoardings.
Diego Costa, the league's leading marksman, scored his 11th of the season on the hour to equalise, whereas substitute Willian notched on the counter-attack 10 minutes later and Eden Hazard sealed the deal in the 90th minute.
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Willian also celebrated in an emotional style with countrymen David Luiz, as both players took their black armbands off to celebrate the Chelsea’s second goal of the day.
Gary Cahill had given City a deserved lead just before halftime, slicing the ball into his own net with a clumsy attempted clearance, and the home side looked ready to wrap up the points after the break as Kevin De Bruyne missed from three metres when it seemed easier to score.
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In stoppage time, with Chelsea's eighth straight win sealed, mayhem broke out following a terrible tackle by Sergio Aguero on David Luiz.
The Argentine was shown a red card and, as players piled in, Fernandinho was also dismissed for pushing Cesc Fabregas over the advertising hoardings.