Chelsea continue FA Youth Cup dominance by thumping City

Chelsea clinched the FA Youth Cup for the fourth successive season by thumping Manchester City 5-1 in the second leg of the final at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.

The meeting in west London was in stark contrast to the 1-1 draw played out in Manchester last week, with Jody Morris' side coming out on top in a repeat of last year's final and lifting the trophy in front of owner Roman Abramovich and first-team head coach Antonio Conte.

Chelsea started brightly and took the lead inside six minutes when Trevoh Chalobah looped a header into the top-left corner from Mason Mount's corner.

Lukas Nmecha was kept out by Jamie Cumming before half-time, but he guided an exceptional finish past the Chelsea goalkeeper to reduce the deficit soon after the restart.

The Blues were unperturbed and Callum Hudson-Odoi restored their two-goal cushion by dribbling into the box and slamming an excellent finish into the top-left corner.

Sterling was next on the scoresheet for Chelsea, racing into the box after a one-two with Ugbo and beating goalkeeper Aro Muric at his near post.

There was still time for more goals, substitute Cole Dasilva completing a 6-2 aggregate victory after Muric failed to hold George McEachran's strike.