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Norwich City 0 - 0 Chelsea 11/01/2012 Chelsea won 4-2 on kicks from the penalty mark.

Adi Viveash's side secured their place in the fifth round of the FA Youth Cup, beating Norwich in a tense penalty shootout after the game at Carrow Road had ended 0-0.
120 minutes of football had failed to separate the sides, and Blues keeper Jamal Blackman was the hero on the night, saving from Joshua Murphy who took the second kick of the shootout which the Blues went on to win 4-2. Norwich had put the first against the bar.

There was only one change from the Blues team which beat Doncaster in the third round, with Daniel Pappoe coming into the centre of defence, allowing captain Nathaniel Chalobah to move into midfield alongside John Swift and Lewis Baker. Alex Kiwomya had to be content with a place on the bench.
It was a cagey opening few minutes with neither side wanting to make any early mistakes, though Nathan Ake had to be alert to clear a Harry Toffolo cross from the left in the first real attack of the match.
The hosts almost took the lead in the ninth minute when Cameron McGeehan rose highest to meet a Michael Clunan free kick at the far post, but the midfielder, under pressure from Todd Kane, could only manage to direct his header wide.
Jamar Loza was then brought down on the edge of the box by Ake to present Norwich with a free kick in a dangerous position, but Toffolo curled his effort harmlessly over the bar.
Ake was the architect of our first sight on goal in the 21st minute, skilfully bursting through from the back to play a delightful through ball to Lucas Piazon, who fired straight at Remi Matthews as the goalkeeper advanced off his line.
The home side had the best chance of the game minutes later when Reece Hall-Johnson whipped a cross across the face of the goal following a marauding run down the right; Pappoe did well to intercept but in doing so rolled the ball into the path of the onrushing Jamar Loza, whose effort from only yards out was brilliantly saved by Blackman.
In making the tackle, Pappoe suffered an injury to his knee and Adi Viveash was forced into the first substitution of the match, replacing him with Archange Nkumu. Pappoe was in some distress and left the field on a stretcher. Having suffered a string on injuries and only just back from one to the knee in October, it was a sad sight.
A neat interchange between Swift and Lewis Baker almost played in Feruz, but Norwich managed to clear, while a minute later Baker evaded his man but could only fire his shot wide as he looked to bend it in the far corner.
The Blues were almost in front shortly after, with Baker again at the heart of it, this time releasing Kane who did well to round the keeper, only to lose the ball under pressure from two Norwich defenders.
A delightful ball in from the left by Nditi was almost met by Feruz, but the delivery had just a little too much pace on it and rolled away.
Schoolboy striker Feruz had the first sight of goal in the second half, using his pace to latch on to a hopeful clearance by Ake, but as he pulled the trigger with his left foot, Norwich captain Taylor McKenzie did well to block.