Chelsea youth team coach Paul Clement says it is now all to play for in the second leg of the FA Youth Cup Final after last night's 1-1 draw against Manchester City.
In front of a crowd of 11,980, Daniel Sturridge opened the scoring for the visitors on 32 minutes but Chelsea drew level through Gael Kakuta on the hour. "It is game on, a little bit like the semi-final against Aston Villa," said Clement.
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