Luton Town 2-3 Chelsea Highlights: Romelu Lukaku – Chelsea had to do it the hard way, but they are through to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup after a gutsy second-half display at Kenilworth Road. The Blues were 2-1 down at the break, with Burke and Cornick scoring either side of a Saul strike. Tuchel kept faith with both Lukaku and Werner, and they rewarded him in the perfect manner. Werner converted Loftus-Cheek’s pass before teeing up Lukaku for the winner. Follow InsideSport.IN for the latest sports news.
Luton Town 2-3 Chelsea Highlights: Chelsea avoid Luton Town scare in the Emirates FA Cup with Romelu Lukaku completing the comeback for the Blues
Romelu Lukaku scored his first domestic goal of 2022 to ensure Chelsea advanced from a dramatic cup contest at Luton Town, who led twice but failed to hold on.
Full-time between @LutonTown and @ChelseaFC
A superb effort from the home side, but a Lukaku winner sends The Blues through to the #EmiratesFACup quarter-finals pic.twitter.com/nIBV8HSsql
— Emirates FA Cup (@EmiratesFACup) March 2, 2022
Luton Town 2-3 Chelsea Highlights: Chelsea beat Luton Town
FA Cup – Less than an hour after owner Roman Abramovich announced his decision to sell the Blues, they fell behind within 102 seconds against as Reece Burke planted a fantastic header into the far corner.
But it was an unlikely source who dragged them level after the hosts missed a good chance and then lost the ball cheaply in their own half, allowing Saúl Ñíguez to curl home with a sweet finish.
Shortly before half-time, the hosts retook the lead to keep their dream of an upset alive when Harry Cornick was sent racing through and he kept his cool to beat Kepa.
Luton Town 2-3 Chelsea Highlights: Romelu Lukaku completes the comeback
Again, Chelsea dug deep and with time ticking down, equalised through Timo Werner, who was picked up with a delightful ball over the top from Ruben Loftus-Cheek, and he found the net for his first goal since January.
And the comeback was completed through Lukaku, with Werner turning provider to unselfishly roll across goal for his strike partner to tap home and end his long drought for the winner.
