Wanderers stun Chelsea with early equaliser

Anthony Pantazopoulos scores an early equaliser for the Western Sydney Wanderers to bring them level with Chelsea.

Justin Tomlinson

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Wanderers stun Chelsea with early equaliser

The Western Sydney Wanderers stunned Chelsea by scoring an early equaliser to draw level in their match. Anthony Pantazopoulos brought the Wanderers back on level terms following an opening goal from Chelsea.[1][2]

Pantazopoulos's early strike restored parity for the Western Sydney Wanderers after Chelsea had captured the early momentum. The equaliser brought the side back into contention against their opposition.[1][2]

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