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Brady proud after

By Robert O’Connor

UNDER PRESSURE: Port Vale’s Rhys Walters, right, attempts to evade Chelsea’s Romeo Lavia
PICTURES: Alamy

DESPITE Port Vale’s
heavy defeat at Premier
League big boys Chelsea, boss Jon Brady was still proud of his players’ efforts in the capital.
Jorrel Hato and Joao Pedro scored in the first half, along with a Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel own goal, while Tosin Adarabioyo, Andrey Santos and Estevao added three more in the second, before Alejandro Garnacho converted a stoppage-time penalty as the Blues routed the Valiants.
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