Portsmouth 1 Chelsea 3

13 Carlo Cudicini

2 Mario Melchiot
5 William Gallas
6 Marcel Desailly(c)
3 Celestine Babayaro

8 Frank Lampard

The Chelsea bench is: 1 Ed De Goey, 12 Mario Stanic, 14 Joel Kitamirike, 15 Valerio Di Cesare, 16 Warren Cummings, 17 Robert Wolleaston, 18 Filipe Oliveira, 19 Albert Ferrer, 20 Robert Huth.

Oliveira scored a stunning goal at Oxford in midweek and he was again on the score sheet at Fratton Park, helping the Blues to a 3-1 victory over Portsmouth.

The 18-year-old, signed on a free-transfer from FC Porto, burst into the penalty area in the 55th minute to latch on to a pass from fellow substitute Robert Wolleaston before firing past Yoshi Kawaguchi.

Portsmouth had started brightly with Kevin Harper wasting a good opportunity in only the second minute when he dragged a shot wide with just Carlo Cudicini to beat.

But it was Chelsea who took the lead in the 13th minute thanks to a mistake from Kawaguchi.

But Portsmouth were level seven minutes into the second half after Vincent Pericard and Svetoslav Todorov had replaced Dele Adebola and Mark Burchill in attack at half-time.

Harper crossed from the right for Pericard to score his second goal of the pre-season with a diving header from close range.

Oliveira soon restored Chelsea's lead and Robert Huth added a third goal in the 67th minute with a well-taken header at the far post.

Pompey failed to pick up his run from deep and Huth had little trouble in beating Kawaguchi with a powerful header after being picked out by the impressive Zola.

Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri declared himself satisfied with his side's performance as they beat Portsmouth 3-1.

Ranieri said: "I am pleased with the way things are going and this was another good workout for the players.

"I brought Marcel Desailly and Jesper Gronkjaer back but I think it was right they only played one half because we don't want to do too much too soon.

"I have a lot of young players at the club who are coming through and we are very happy with them".