article_snippet: But those who parted with a fiver at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night were handsomely rewarded.
article_snippet: For those who parted with a fiver at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night admission money, those who parted with a fiver at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night saw a quite brilliant FA Youth Cup semi-final.
article_snippet: The academies of Chelsea and Tottenham boast some of the most-gifted teenage players in the country and how The academies of Chelsea and Tottenham delivered here - 90 minutes of end-to-end football and seven goals.
article_snippet: And on the day Chancellor George Osborne promised the public would soon have a few more spare fivers in The academies of Chelsea and Tottenham wallets and declared Britain the 'comeback country' in Chancellor George Osborne Budget, Chelsea and Tottenham were the 'comeback kids'.
article_snippet: Somewhat bizarrely, Chelsea's head of youth development Neil Bath was formally presented with the Youth Cup trophy for last season's triumph by two FA suits in the press room ahead of the match.
article_snippet: It was a very belated coronation, some 10 months after they edged Fulham in a rollercoaster final here.
article_snippet: It will have delighted those charged with nurturing a new generation of English talent to see those two names on the scoresheet.