REACTION: PENALTY CHARGE ADDED TO NEW INJURY BLOW<br/><a href=\"http://www.chelseafc.com/page/NewsHomePage/0\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.chelseafc.com/page/NewsHomePage/0</a>,,10268~1014834,00.html<br/><br/>官网改口了，卡瓦略受伤，因此埃辛才打中后卫，他应该无法出战利物浦了；<br/>巴拉克的伤势有待观察。<br/>老大的嘴炮是：他觉得裁判们判曼联的点球太少，判给我们的点球又不够多...<br/><br/>=====<br/>Chelsea\'s shadowing of Man United into the season\'s closing weeks took a new twist after Sunday\'s 0-0 draw against Newcastle at St. James\' Park.<br/> <br/>Not only did both sides drop points on the same weekend against sides from the north-east; not only are both still dreaming of all three remaining trophies; but both look set to go into Champions League semi-finals this week minus a key central defender.<br/> <br/>For Rio Ferdinand limping out of Old Trafford action on Saturday evening with a recurrence of a groin injury, on Sunday afternoon read Ricardo Carvalho, absent totally from Chelsea\'s toil on the Tyne.<br/> <br/>\'Carvalho is injured - and I don\'t think he can play against Liverpool,\' José Mourinho announced with regret after the game.<br/> <br/>\'And with Ballack, the only thing I know is that he couldn\'t walk on the pitch. With him we will have to see.\'<br/> <br/>Mourinho had started with the German international captain but lost him early in the game following a collision with Titus Bramble. Ballack hobbled down the tunnel having failed to run-off a leg injury following treatment. The Chelsea manager gave no further details on the nature of Carvalho\'s problem.<br/> <br/>It was not news Chelsea followers wanted to hear on an already disappointing afternoon. The chance to breathe so heavily on Man United\'s neck that you could imagine blowing them over had been spurned in the short term, although it was up front rather than in defence that the Blues had found it tough going against Newcastle.<br/> <br/>But while his side\'s forward play had looked laboured, Mourinho had little problem going on the attack after the game. Three separate penalty incidents during the past week had agitated him.<br/> <br/>\'Every game is difficult and every game is a final but with the new football rules, we are doing well,\' he said mischievously.<br/> <br/>He was inevitably pushed to clarify.<br/> <br/>\'It is not possible penalties against Man United. It is not possible penalties in favour of Chelsea.<br/> <br/>\'If someone punishes me because I tell the truth, it is the end of democracy. We go back to the old times. <br/> <br/>\'So I think no-one can punish me because I say it was a penalty on Tuesday at Old Trafford when Man United play against Sheffield United, it was a penalty yesterday when they play against Middlesbrough and it was a penalty today.\'<br/> <br/>An incident within the first 10 minutes when Newcastle full-back Steven Carr appeared to handle a Kalou cross inside the box was the perceived injustice in Chelsea\'s game. <br/> <br/>Mourinho made it clear he wished to talk only in facts rather than conspiracy theories, adding:<br/> <br/>\'Unless the goalkeeper saves a penalty, and it is by a big percentage of chance more normal to score so we are talking about points here. So I think my boys are doing very well. <br/> <br/>\'But Newcastle didn\'t deserved to lose,\' he conceded. \'They defended with good performances - Bramble and Taylor - and were always dangerous in attack with fast people like Milner, Dyer and Martins.\'<br/> <br/>Magpies\' boss Glenn Roeder took satisfaction in having taken points at home off all the current top four sides. Liverpool lost at St. James\' with Arsenal and Man United both drawing.<br/> <br/>\'These players have taken some flack,\' he said, \'but this was a fair result and 0-0 against a team that is absolutely flying at the moment is great credit to them.<br/> <br/>\'We restricted them to very few chances and Taylor and Bramble kept Drogba relatively quiet, and that is one of Europe\'s top strikers we are talking about.\'<br/> <br/>Roeder talked in cautious terms about Steven Taylor\'s potential matching up to internationals he had worked with in the past and revealed he has instructed the 21-year-old to study John Terry.<br/> <br/>Mourinho surveyed the title race as a whole after a rollercoaster weekend.<br/> <br/>\'We want to win every game so when you don\'t win, you can think about two points lost. There is frustration, yes.<br/> <br/>\'But when you look at the picture a different way - five, six, seven weeks ago, we wanted to be in this position. <br/> <br/>\'We wanted to be in the moment when we are close and we have to play three matches at home and Man United have to play three matches away.<br/><br/>--<br/>
