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Chelsea leave it late at St James' Park

AFP, Newcastle
Chelsea required an own goal from Newcastle's DeAndre Yedlin to maintain their TOO
per cent start to the Premier League season as the Blues ground out a 2-1 win at St James' Park on Sunday.
Yedlin deflected Marcos Alonso's shot into his own net in the 87th minute to settle a match that had threatened to end in frustration for Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri.
Earl ier, Chelsea needed a penalty from Eden Hazard to finally breach ablack and whitewall erected by manager Rafa Benitez, whose defensive approach succeeded for 7 6 minutes.
The Newcastle manager acknowledged the massive gap in quality between the two sets of players, packing his defence and granting Chelsea the ball for 80 per cent of the game.
It was possession that they were unable to turn into goals until Fabian Schar's challenge on Spanish defender Alonso produced a penalty.
Newcastle responded with a goal from Joselu in a rare attack and looked set to steal a point before Chelsea's last-gasp winner made it three successive victories forthe Blues.
Benitez will say his approach was justified and it acknowledged the gap in quality between the two squads. Before this game he earmarked Sarri's team as genuine title candidates and even gave them the edge over Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal, so Benitez was never likely to go toe-to-toe with Chelsea.
At the interval, Newcastle must have sensed they could coIlea at least a point, a taiga that appeared to be more difficult before the start when Benitez was forced to rule out two of his most influential players, Jamaal Lascelles and Jonjo Shelvey.
It meant four of Newcastle's summer signings were starting a game for the first time in a line-up and two of them - Schar and Federico Fernandez - were at the heart of Newcastle's defence.
Both performed well, particularly in the second half when the pattern was the same but Chelsea delivered more crosses towards Alvaro Morata as they started to run out of patience
Rudiger almost made the breakthrough when he powered a shot against the bar in the 72nd minute shortly before Hazard's penalty.
Even the most optimistic Newcastle supporta must have feared the worst, but Joselu's 83rd minute header offered them hope before Chelsea won itin dramatic fashion.