Sunderland v Chelsea, 04 December 2013
| Score | 4-3 to Chelsea |
| Referee | Phil Dowd |
| Competition | Premier League |
| Venue | Stadium of Light |
| Attendance | 40,652 |
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Goals:
| Jozy Altidore | 14 |
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| John O'Shea | 50 |
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| Phil Bardsley | 86 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Vito Mannone
Defender
Phil Bardsley
Defender
Wes Brown
Defender
Andrea Dossena
Defender
John O'Shea
Defender/Midfielder
Jack Colback
Defender/Midfielder
Craig Gardner
Midfielder
Emanuele Giaccherini
Midfielder
KI Sung-yueng
Forward
Jozy Altidore
Forward
Fabio Borini
Substitutions:
| Seb Larsson for Jack Colback | 57 |
| Adam Johnson for Emanuele Giaccherini | 65 |
| Steven Fletcher for Craig Gardner | 80 |
Cards:
| Andrea Dossena | 39 | Y |
| Phil Bardsley | 45 | Y |
| Jack Colback | 51 | Y |
| Jozy Altidore | 90 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Jordan Pickford
Defender
Ondřej Čelůstka
Defender
Valentin Roberge
Defender/Midfielder
Seb Larsson
Midfielder
Lee Cattermole
Midfielder
Adam Johnson
Forward
Steven Fletcher
Comments:
League position: 20th The Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Sunderland’s second goal against Chelsea has been confirmed as a John O’Shea goal4 Chelsea
Goals:
| Frank Lampard | 17 |
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| Eden Hazard | 36 |
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| Eden Hazard | 62 |
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| Phil Bardsley | own goal | 84 |
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Starting lineup:
Petr Čech
Goalkeeper
Gary Cahill
Defender
Branislav Ivanović
Defender
John Terry
Defender
César Azpilicueta
Defender/Midfielder
Juan Mata
Midfielder
Frank Lampard
Midfielder
Ramires
Midfielder
Willian
Midfielder
Fernando Torres
Forward
Eden Hazard
Forward
Substitutions:
| Demba Ba for Fernando Torres | 65 |
| John Obi Mikel for Juan Mata | 81 |
| André Schürrle for Willian | 90 |
Cards:
| Ramires | 48 | Y |
| Eden Hazard | 62 | Y |
| Willian | 90 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Mark Schwarzer
Defender
Ashley Cole
Midfielder
Michael Essien
Midfielder
John Obi Mikel
Midfielder/Forward
Kevin De Bruyne
Forward
Demba Ba
Forward
André Schürrle
Comments:
League position: 20th The Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Sunderland’s second goal against Chelsea has been confirmed as a John O’Shea goalComments:
League position: 2nd