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Seven-star Chelsea

AFP, Macau
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Joe Cole struck twice as Chelsea hammered Chengdu Blades 7-0 on Saturday in a stylish rout which indicated new coach Luiz Felipe Scolari may be about to throw off the team's "boring" tag.
Cole scored with his first touch and added a classy backheel as Chelsea notched three before halftime and accelerated away after the break.
Salomon Kalou, Frank Lampard, Franco Di Santo and Shaun Wright-Phillips all scored for the second time on tour while Nicolas Anelka also got in on the rout.
Scolari has rebuffed demands for more attacking play but the champagne football was quickly flowing as Lampard, Kalou and
Michael Essien went close in the opening minutes.
Wright-Phillips was causing havoc down the right and opened up the defence for Anelka to round Chengdu goalkeeper Lan Yi and prod the opener on 15 minutes.
Both players had chances before combining to create the second as Wright-Phillips found Anelka, who passed across the face for Kalou to bagthesecond.
Lampard's half-volley after work from Kalou on the left kept the scoreboard ticking over on 38 minutes.
A rash of six substitutions failed to slow the momentum and Cole, fed by Anelka, scored with his first touch 10 minutes after the break.
Anelka headed over from close range on the hour-mark before yielding to Argentine teen Franco Di Santo, who pounced on a defensive fumble to claim his second goal in his second start.
Cole flicked in Essien's cross with his right heel before Wright-Phillips was rewarded for an influential display when Florent Malouda's cross bizarrely ricocheted off his chest and into the net in the closing stages.
Earlier Chelsea confirmed new signing Jose Bosingwa was out for at least three weeks with a torn thigh muscle. The Portugal right-back lasted just 20 minutes of his debut match this week against Guangzhou Pharmaceutical.
Billionaire owner Roman Abramovich has reportedly demanded more attractive football from Chelsea, who earned a reputation for solid rather than entertaining play under Scolari's predecessors Jose Mourinho and Avram Grant
The match was used to raise funds for victims of the Sichuan earthquake in May. Chelsea now head to Malaysia before'rounding off their tour in Russia.