STOKE D’ABERNON, England (Interstat) — Chelsea U18 defeated B’mouth U18 5-0 on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, in a U18 Premier League match at Cobham Training Centre. Chelsea controlled the game from the opening stages and scored five unanswered goals while holding B’mouth without a goal. The home side improved its season record in the competition to 4 wins and 2 losses. B’mouth’s competition record moved to 0 wins, 3 losses and 2 draws. Both records match the teams’ overall marks across all competitions. Chelsea’s victory came after a strong recent run, while B’mouth remained without a win this season.

Jashayde Greenwood opened the scoring in the 14th minute for Chelsea U18. Isaac McGillvary doubled the lead in the 26th minute. Jacob Dako made it 3-0 in the 58th minute. Eden Perez added a fourth goal in the 71st minute. Jake Drewett completed the scoring in the 78th minute. Greenwood, McGillvary and Dako each played 90 minutes and scored one goal. Perez played 75 minutes and scored once. Chelsea’s attack produced goals from multiple areas and kept pressure on the visiting defense throughout the match.

Chelsea U18 also dealt with disciplinary moments. Andrew Pennie received a yellow card in the 20th minute. Lewi Richards was booked in the 41st minute. B’mouth U18’s Denzel Nelson received a yellow card in the 54th minute. Two minutes later, B’mouth U18’s Kelvin Arthur was sent off with a red card. The dismissal left the visitors with 10 players and came shortly before Dako scored Chelsea’s third goal. B’mouth could not recover or generate a response after the sending off.

B’mouth U18 entered the match after a 3-1 home loss to Brentford U18 on Sept. 12. Before that, B’mouth drew 2-2 at home against West Ham U18 on Sept. 5, lost 6-2 at Ipswich U18 on Aug. 29, and drew 2-2 at Villa U18 on Aug. 15. The visitors have now gone five matches in the U18 Premier League without a win, with three losses and two draws. Their overall record in all competitions is identical.

Chelsea U18 came into the fixture after a 5-1 win at Brighton & Hove Albion FC U18 on Sept. 12. Chelsea had lost 4-3 at Fulham U18 on Sept. 5, beaten Reading U18 6-1 at home on Aug. 29, won 4-1 at Birmingham U18 on Aug. 22, and lost 3-2 at home to Norwich U18 on Aug. 19.

B’mouth U18 next hosts Norwich U18 on Oct. 17 in the U18 Premier League. B’mouth then travels to Birmingham U18 on Oct. 24, hosts Tottenham U18 on Oct. 31 and visits S’hampton U18 on Nov. 3. Later fixtures include a home match against Crystal U18 on Nov. 21, a trip to Arsenal U18 on Nov. 28, a home game against West Brom U18 on Dec. 12, a visit to Reading U18 on Dec. 19, a trip to Brighton & Hove Albion FC U18 on Jan. 16, 2027, and a home match against Ipswich U18 on Jan. 23, 2027.

Chelsea U18 next travels to Reading U18 on Oct. 13. Chelsea then visits West Brom U18 on Oct. 17 and hosts Ipswich U18 on Oct. 24. The schedule continues with a trip to West Ham U18 on Oct. 31, a home match against Arsenal U18 on Nov. 21, a visit to Crystal U18 on Nov. 28, a trip to Villa U18 on Dec. 5, a home match against S’hampton U18 on Dec. 12, a visit to Tottenham U18 on Dec. 19 and a home match against Brentford U18 on Jan. 9, 2027.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Chelsea U18 1, B’mouth U18 0. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Chelsea U18 with a 77.3 percent probability to win. Those projections were made before the teams took the field at Cobham Training Centre.