But that does not even come close to telling the story of a game that saw Chelsea hit the woodwork five times before the interval, including a terrible miss from Salomon Kalou, Kevin-Prince Boateng fail to convert a penalty shortly before Drogba's winner that could have set up a fairytale finish to a shambolic season of turmoil at Portsmouth, and even Frank Lampard fire wide from the spot three minutes from time. Given the financial straightjacket they find themselves in, this was likely to be Pompey's last major final for quite some time. That certainty, at the end of a campaign where you are £135million in debt, in administration, have had nine points deducted, been relegated, not been paid your wages on time on numerous occasions and seen players sold at a moment's notice, probably generated a devil-may-care attitude within the Portsmouth squad.
Frederic Piquionne brought a staggering reaction save out of Petr Cech and Aruna Dindane failed to make clean contact as he tried to turn home Piquionne's cut-back. By any standards, these were glorious openings which Portsmouth might have had cause to regret if it were not for the fact that Chelsea were enduring frustrations of their own so great Drogba ended the half beating a post in total frustration at his side's inability to get the ball past it.
Within this flurry of activity came a contender for the best save ever seen in a cup final, and that miss. Chelsea's victory will save Kalou extreme ridicule, but he knows his own contribution is going to be replayed so often he will never escape. Frank Lampard had already flashed a shot against a post and Chelsea were on top when Ashley Cole, the first man to win the famous old trophy six times, drove deep into the Pompey box, completely outpacing Aaron Mokoena. Fabio Capello would not have been the only one to admire his sublime cross, which completely took David James out of the game and presented Kalou with a four-yard tap-in.
The Chelsea fans were already on their feet, arms aloft in triumph, when Kalou's side-footed effort soared skywards and thudded against the bar. For a moment or two, the stadium was completely silent, as if unable to comprehend what they had just witnessed. The eruption of noise from the Portsmouth end confirmed the reality. Within a couple of minutes John Terry had glided a header against the bar, but that was nothing compared to the free-kick Drogba curled towards the top corner later on. Somehow, James managed to reach it. His touch was only faint but it was enough to push the ball onto the bar and down, smack bang onto the goal-line. So, when Drogba fired a low effort against the post four minutes from time, little wonder the offending upright suffered the backlash.
For once, a half had been completed with no one mentioning the pitch. An odd colour it might have looked but it was not restricting the entertainment value, which included a penalty 10 minutes after the restart. Introduced for Michael Ballack, who had been the subject of a vicious first-half tackle from Boateng, Juliano Belletti had not quite got his bearings. And when Dindane nipped past him, the Brazilian lunged in and sent him sprawling.
After all that had gone before, the entire stadium had the sense this was the moment that would give the underdogs the trophy. Except Boateng had not read the script. So bad was his effort that Cech, having gone down early, had time to make the readjustment required and boot it clear. Within three minutes, Drogba converted his magnificent free-kick and the dream was over. Had Lampard scored when he was bundled over in the box by Michael Brown three minutes from time, Chelsea would have deserved it. He did not. It was that type of extraordinary game. News Courtesy Of Soccernet.Com


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I have invited my old long friend Joanne Lau to come out together for a yumcha session since so long we did not meet. We have decided to step into De Garden and try out T.O.S Cafe (Taste Of South) as I got the recommendation from her. We reach there restaurant at about 10.30pm and once we sat down, we received a warm welcome from the waitress over there as she brought us the menu. We looked at the menu and Joanne pursue the waitress to intro to us some great light food over there as our snack menu since it's very late already.