00:00Chelsea delivered a stunning 5-1 victory over Ajax at Stamford Bridge, continuing their winning streak in the Champions League and showcasing the club's exciting young talent.
00:14Under Enzo Mureska, the Blues fielded one of the youngest lineups ever for an English team in the competition, with an average age of just 22 years and 163 days.
00:26The youthful team took full advantage, running out comfortable winners against an Ajax side that looked overmatched from the very start.
00:36The match burst into life almost immediately. Ajax captain Kenneth Taylor was sent off in the 17th minute for a dangerous tackle on Focuto Bonotti.
00:46And just 30 seconds later, Mark Gray converted a close-range finish from Wesley Fofana Hedda.
00:52At 19 years and 291 days, Gay became Chelsea's youngest goal-scorer in Champions League history, breaking Rhys James' previous record.
01:03Ajax pulled one back through a penalty by Wout Wegvors, but Chelsea responded ruthlessly, with penalties from Enzo Fernandes and Stalvillian, giving the hosts a commanding 4-1 lead at half-time.
01:15The onslaught continued after the break, with substitute Tyreek George adding a fifth, just three minutes in to the second half.
01:25Chelsea could easily have scored more, such was their dominance.
01:29The game also saw historic moments as Gwe, Willian 18 and George 19 all scored, making Chelsea the first team in Champions League history with three teenagers netting in the same match.
01:43Stavall even came close to a spectacular bicycle kick later in the game, highlighting the flair and confidence of Mareska's youthful squad.
01:53This victory marked Chelsea's second consecutive win in the Champions League, taking them closer to qualification for the knockout stages.
02:01With a combination of youth, energy and ruthlessness in front of goal, Mareska's side are sending a clear message.
02:09Chelsea's future is bright and the next generation is ready to shine.
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