Chelsea U23 2 Manchester United U23 2: 16-year-old Callum Hudson-Odoi shines as the Blues redeem a two-goal deficit
Chelsea found two late goals to secure a 2-2 draw against Manchester United in Premier League 2 at the EBB Stadium.
16-year-old Callum Hudson-Odio stole the show throughout, before knocking home the late equaliser for the home side.
Chelsea dominated the first-half - they looked stronger, faster and more disciplined than their opponents.
Hudson-Odoi rattled the woodwork in the early stages after racing past the helpless full-back's with his blistering pace.
United broke the deadlock with their first shot, following some admirable build-up play from McIntosh-Buffonge.
The 21-year-old held up the ball well in the box, before laying it off to Tosin Kehinde to curl the strike past Cumming and into the far corner from the edge of the box.
Hudson-Odoi came close to scoring the leveller just moments before the half-time whistle, but Kieran O'Hara parried the strike to safety.
United headed into break boasting a one goal advantage, despite Chelsea's dominance.
The Blues continued their fine form after the break, with Isaac Christie-Davies missing another golden opportunity to score following a delivery from Mulheim.
The Red Devils doubled their tally after Chelsea struggle to defend another corner.
James Wilson escaped his marker and knocked the ball home from six-yards out.
It took Chelsea 15 minutes to score their first of the occasion, with Hudson-Odoi putting the chance on a plate for Christie-
Davies to tuck into the bottom corner.
The late strike injected the Blues with energy and it wasn't long before they found the equaliser.
Hudson-Odio got his name on the score sheet this time. He chased an over-the-top through ball and dinked it past the keeper effortlessly. Comeback complete.
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