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Tromso topple Chelsea
Norwegian minnows Tromso in a farcical European Cup Winners' Cup second round first leg tie deep in the Arctic Circle on Thursday, reports Reuter.
While Vicenza Stuttgart and Real Betis all posted solid victories. Chelsea failed miserably to come to terms with a terrible pitch, sub-zero temperatures and a second half played in driving snow.
Only two late goals by Italian Gianluca Vialli spared the English side a more humiliating defeat.
Chelsea are riding high in the Premier league while Tromso face a relegation playoff at the weekend but it was the part-timers from the northern most tip of Europe who dominated the match.
Steinar Nilsen put them ahead with a superb 25-metre drive after six minutes and Frode Fermann got the second in the 19th when Chelsea's Dutch goalkeeper Ed de Goey let his tame shot slip through his frozen fingers.
The second half was barely recognisable as a top-level football match as heavy snow obliterated the pitch markings but the game was completed, albeit
LONDON, Oct 24: Competition favourites Chelsea suffered an embarrassing 3-2 defeat at the hands of
with regular stops to sweep the lines clear.
After Tromso had missed several more chances. Gianluca Vialli appeared to have spared some of Chelsea's blushes with a goal in the 86th minute.
Within a minute Tromso restored the two-goal cushion with a cool finish by Ole Martin Arst only for Vialli to scramble through for his second in the last minute.
Furious Chelsea coach Ruud Gullit claimed the game should never have gone ahead. "This is not a game, it should not have been played," said the Dutchman.
Vicenza had no such problems with the cold as they overcame Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1 in Ukraine.
VFB Stuttgart produced a great performance to win 4-0 at Belgium's Germinal Ekeren.
Dutch side Roda Kerkrade also travelled well, winning 2-0 in Slovenia against Primorje Ajdovscina.
Real Betis cruised to a 2-0 halftime lead against FC Copenhagen in Seville.
Slavia Prague will be happy with their 2-2 away draw against French Second Division side Nice.
AEK Athens put the brakes on Austria's Sturm Graz with a 2-0 home win.
Turan Uzun's 73rd-minute goal could prove important for
Turkish side Kocaelispor. who went down 2-1 at Lokomotiv Moscow.