This is a very important piece I hope doesn't go under the radar and that doesn't reflect terribly well on many of those involved but particularly the Premier League. The outcome of these ongoing negotiations are as important as anything in the game at the moment.

In which Kobe Barbour's impeccable technique rounds off a dramatic late comeback win. youtu.be/fBb02OuMzd4?...

In which Ryan Kavuma-McQueen scores an absolute humdinger. youtu.be/7E-wIkLF60M?...

Six years ago. One of my favourite footballing stories.

Four consecutive clean sheets atm.

Hey at least the Sabres are good right now.

Romeo Lavia I have questions

Rosenior's first lineup without a Cobham graduate in it, ending a club run of 36 games with at least one starter. Ajax H the last game without one. The matchday squad run continues and stands at 441.

That tackle from Lewi Richards...

Full Time: Chelsea 3-2 Reading. Trailing by two with six minutes to go, the Blues found goals from Greenwood, Ezenwata and Barbour to turn it around in dramatic fashion and claim a win that could prove pivotal in the title race.

GOAL 3-2 CHELSEA KOBE BARBOUR ROCKET (90)

GOAL, 2-2 and they're level, Ezenwata stronger than his defender then finding the same bottom corner. (86)

GOAL, 1-2 and maybe a chance now as Greenwood finally finds the net moments after a huge tackle by Richards stopped a Reading third. (84)

Borgnis is having a stellar game and makes maybe his best save yet to kick away Ezenwata's shot on the turn. (79)

Greenwood batters a shot off the outside of the post, Borgnis may have had it covered were it on target. (67)

Chelsea have a lot to do to turn this around but they're playing as if it's the last ten minutes and it's stretching the game possibly a bit too much too soon. (57)

Ezenwata replaced Ebho at half time with Subuloye moving back into defence. (46)

Half Time: Chelsea 0-2 Reading. The hosts have been a little indecisive and fairly wasteful, including a missed penalty, allowing Reading to catch them cold twice with a pair of goals from Joseph Ntege. Work to do.

GOAL, 0-2, Joseph Ntege scores again this time on the break, Omoregie putting him through clear behind Richards to slot past Bell. (41)

Borgnis saves from Gordon and then again from Greenwood, who really should have scored. (38)

Eboué has been well placed a few times now without delivering the end product but Chelsea are struggling to break Reading down with consistency here approaching half time. (36)

Gordon has a chance to equalise from the penalty spot for Chelsea but Borgnis saves his effort. (21)

GOAL, 0-1, Reading take the lead through Joseph Ntege, who isn't the tallest but found space to head home relatively unchallenged in a busy penalty area. (13)

Today's #CFCU18 huddle is over the ball on the centre spot.

A subsequent change to the team sees Diakite start in place of Alao, with Isago Silva on the bench.

Chelsea: Bell, Ebho, L.Richards, Waite, Alao, Subuloye, Barbour, Nicoll-Jazuli, Greenwood, Eboué, Gordon. Subs: Hall, Bernal, Diakite, Atherton, Ezenwata.

#CFCU18 continue their title challenge with a home clash against a Reading team that are often something of a bogey side for them.

Full Time: Wolves 0-4 Chelsea. It's another easy win for the Dev Squad as Derry, McMahon, Kavuma-McQueen and Walsh make it consecutive 4-0 wins with just one match left before the playoffs get under way.

Chelsea substitutions: Justin Osagie, Leo Cardoso and Deivid Washington replace Landon Emenalo, Ryan Kavuma-McQueen and Shim Mheuka. (74)

GOAL, 4-0 Chelsea and Walsh scores with effectively his first touch, following up a spilled Mheuka shot for a tap-in. (60)

Chelsea substitution: Reggie Walsh replaces Kiano Dyer. (58)

Half Time: Wolves 0-3 Chelsea. It was a game that was just moseying along relatively uneventfully, then Derry scored a header, McMahon pinched a second and Kavuma-McQueen hammered in a third to send the Blues in with a very comfortable advantage.

I believe the technical term for this goal is 'thunderbastard'

GOAL, 3-0 Chelsea, Kavuma-McQueen has scored an absolute stunner from 25 yards out, the ball exploded off his foot and crashed into the top corner. Unbelievable goal. (38)

GOAL, 2-0 Chelsea and it's a Wolves defensive disasterclass, Mheuka is left wide open at the far post to head back into the danger zone, Olagunju gets there first but takes too long to clear and Harrison McMahon nips in to poke home from a few yards out. (35)

GOAL, 1-0 Chelsea and it's been coming, Kavuma-McQueen whips in the cross, Derry stoops to conquer with a header from six yards out. (28)

Derry almost opens the scoring after Antwi produced quality down the right but #formerblue Olagunju gets it off the line. (21)

There hasn't been much happening at Aggborough so far, Merrick did well to push away an early Wolves free kick before Chelsea settled into possession and probing for a way through. (15)

Chelsea: Merrick, Antwi, Murray-Campbell, Wilson, Emenalo, Harrison, Kavuma-McQueen, McMahon, Mheuka, Dyer, Derry. Subs: Osagie, Sands, Walsh, Cardoso, D.Washington.

#CFCDev can go one step closer to securing the top seed ahead of the #PL2 playoffs as they head to Wolves tonight.

RIP Danny Fink's mentions.

Full Time: Tottenham 1-1 Chelsea. It's as you were atop the #U18PL and the result probably just about favours the Blues, but you can sense their disappointment in not winning having led through Eboué, only for Boast's late equaliser to stop them claiming all three points.

GOAL, 1-1, Tottenham equalise through Boast, who arrives on time to convert Adewole's cross from the right after he got in behind Diakite. (85)

Ezenwata hits the post released by Walsh on a break through the heart of the Tottenham defence. (82)

GOAL, 1-0 #CFCU18 and a concerted spell of pressure finally pays dividends, Barbour's ball from the right goes all the way through to Mathie Eboué, and he rattles home past Thompson. (76)