ONLY Pedro Neto had something to celebrate on Nicolas Jackson’s nightmare birthday.
Neto’s dashing early opener was overturned by Flamengo dancing through for three second-half goals as Chelsea suffered their first Club World Cup defeat.
Enzo Maresca’s men just about deserved their first-half lead in the Philadelphia heat.
But the Brazilians’ revival after the break was rewarded with a quickfire double midway though the period.
Bruno Henrique and Danilo stabbed home two replica far-post goals in the space of three minutes – with Chelsea lacking leaders in their defence.
Jackson then earned the most ridiculous of red cards just four minutes after replacing new £30million striker Liam Delap.
And Wallace Yan further punished the Blues’ collapse by firing a late third for a hungrier, hotter Flamengo side.
Had just two first-half saves to make, both routine, but intervened a few times with kicked clearances.
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Came alive on the hour when Flamengo frontman Plato did just the same himself – flashing a fierce shot that the Spaniard flung upwards to tip over.
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But almost immediately he was stranded at the backpost as Henrique arrived to tuck home.
Then watched on helpless three minutes later as Danilo flashed Flamengo in front from almost the same position.
Could also do little with Yan’s killer third goal, but was never really a dominating presence.
Pushed forward tentatively from right-back in the first period, testing keeper Rossi with a flashing long-ranger on 28 minutes.
Far more adventurous early in the second period, with dangerous overlaps.
But then faded – along with his side.
Precision timing with a block on 26 minutes denied Flamengo striker Plata a gaping chance from 10 yards.
Then nipped in for an important clearing header – underlining how he does the important things for a centre-back right.
Not directly at fault as the Blues conceded two carbon-copy goals, but nonetheless was part of a defence that suddenly appeared dishevelled in the last half hour.
Lucky to escape an early yellow card for a rash challenge.
Safe and unfussy on the whole – upgrading that contribution dramatically with superb judgment and athleticism to head off the line shortly before break.
But, like his central defensive partner Chalobah, failed to shut out Flamengo’s purple patch in the second period.
Moe of an orthodox left-back than his usual up as much as down role.
Steady enough, but barely broke forward menacingly.
Nipped in to glance a pacy 50th-minute free-kick from James wide – possibly snatching at it and not realising he had more time.
Functional rather than marauding on the right of Caicedo in a two-man midfield anchor.
Unusually for the England star, it was firm but not flair as he filled his tactical role.
Delivered a magical curving free-kick across the front of the Flamengo defenders that Cucurella wastefully flicked wide.
But soon slipped to enable Gonzalo Plata to scramble clear through the middle, keeper Sanchez clawing the ball away.
Booked for a wild lunge on 12 minutes.
Showed plenty of energy after that, but more graft than craft as the Blues never really passed their way through and around midfield.
Restrained and largely anonymous before the break, perhaps operating more rigidly and often deeper on the right than he’d like.
Prefers to rule by roaming and certainly looking less free to roam than usual.
Occasional flashes in the second period
Threatened little in the opening 45 minutes.
But appealed desperately for a spot-kick when he wriggled into the area and tumbled under slight contact – VAR helping ref Ivan Barton stick by his no-penalty decision.
Busy, bustling predator from the left to the centre – just behind Delap.
Showed supreme coolness to surge away from dozy Flamengo defending on halfway and slip home a neat winner from the edge of the box on 13 minutes.
That’s two goals from his two high-tempo games here in the US.
Booked midway through the first half for ending Wesley’s dangerous run with a tactical trip.
But soon showed fizzing feet again at the other end to snake between two players and almost carve out a clear opportunity for Delap.
Much less prominent after the break, but still the only Chelsea player to make a true impact for any sustained period.
A throwback to the future – with bustling power like an old-fashioned striker. And had a right old tussle with the Brazilian defence.
Couldn’t quite get on the end of an inviting cross just before the interval. Promptly booked for a clumsy clattering as he challenged for a loose ball on mid-pitch.
Produced a mediocre pull-back early in the second period when he had the chance to sow he could be a creator.
Harried Pereira into nearly volleying an own goal.
Replaced by Jackson on 64 minutes after a fighting but fitful performance.
Nicolas Jackson (for Delap, 64 mins) – 0
Snappy birthday – as just four minutes after replacing Delap in attack, the Senegal ace saw red for stamping in a mid-pitch tangle.
It was Jackson’s 24th birthday – but he blew his cameo rather than candles with a challenge that was reckless, needless, thoughtless.
Romeo Lavia (for James, 64 mins)
Came on just after Flamengo levelled and did little to stem the fierce change in tide.
Noni Madueke (for Fernandez, 84 mins) – 7
Slightly crazy to give him a rating for such a short time on the pitch – but read on!
Curved a half-decent free-kick high at 3-1 down, then hussled the left of the Flamengo defence a few times.
Marc Guiu (for Palmer, 82 mins) – N/A
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A MAJOR search operation is underway this evening for a “young male swimmer” missing off the coast of Meath.
The alarm was raised at 6.12pm today by a member of the public.
The Department of Transport confirmed the Dublin-based R116 helicopter was dispatched to the scene.
The crew carried out a “comprehensive air search”.
The Drogheda Coast Guard unit also responded to the incident.
They continue to search this evening alongside the Coast Guard boat.
A spokesperson for the Department of Transport said: “At 18.12 today (20th June) a member of the public reported a young male swimmer missing at Laytown.
“Conditions were smooth with a water temperature of 16 degrees.
“Dublin-based R116 helicopter and Drogheda Coast Guard Unit were tasked to respond.
“R116 undertook a comprehensive air search using available endurance.
“Drogheda Coast Guard Unit and Coast Guard boat are continuing to search.”
Gardai have confirmed they are also involved in the ongoing operation.
A garda spokesperson said: “Gardai and emergency services are currently engaged in a search operation in the Laytown area of Co. Meath.
“As this is an ongoing incident, no further information is available.”
It comes after an unrelated incident in Derry earlier this afternoon in which a man’s body was discovered on a popular beach.
It is understood the man got into difficulty swimming in the sea at Castlerock beach during the scorching weather.
The PSNI, Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, and the air ambulance attended the scene of the incident today.
The assistance of the RNLI was also requested as the PSNI asked the public to avoid the scene
A PSNI spokesperson said: “Police are currently in attendance after a body was found on the beach in Castlerock today, Friday 20 June.
“Cordons are in place and the public is asked to avoid the area at this time.”
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service confirmed the alarm was raised via an emergency call at 3.35pm today.
They said: “The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service received a 999 call at 14:35 on Friday 20 June following reports of an incident at Castlerock Beach.
“NIAS despatched a Rapid Response Paramedic, 2 Emergency Crews, 1 HART Crew and an Ambulance Officer to the scene.
“Ambulance Control also tasked the Charity Air Ambulance, with HEMS Team on board, to attend.
SADISTIC Baby P killer Steven Barker spent his time in notorious Belmarsh prison “watching children’s daytime TV”, a new book claims.
Loathed more than any other inmate in a nick where terrorists and mass murderers do time, evil Barker was confined to his cell due to being “at extreme risk of harm”, according to a former lag.
The monster, who tortured his 17-month-old stepson Peter Connelly to death, was jailed for 12 years in 2009 over the tot’s death in Tottenham, north London, two years earlier.
Despite staying holed up in the jail, he was still targeted by other prisoners hellbent on revenge.
“Many inmates would go to his door, shout abuse and squirt urine from a Lynx shower gel bottle under his door,” the ex-prisoner claimed.
“He was detested. Staff at Belmarsh hated him, too.”
The revealing new book, called Inside Belmarsh, also features claims that Black Cab Rapist John Worboys and Whitechapel Ripper Derek Brown bragged behind bars about concealing bodies.
The hideous pair revelled in being “hide and seek champions”, according to the book about some of the high-security jail’s most notorious cons. There is no evidence that Worboys ever committed murder.
It also claims terrorist Abu Hamza al-Masri — known as Captain Hook — was a serial “whinger” who refused to be searched by women guards and requested special fittings for his cell.
And former Conservative Cabinet member Jonathan Aitken, who served time in Belmarsh for perjury in 1999, tells how he helped write messages to lags’ girlfriends.
Now a prison chaplain, Aitken says one inmate asked him: “Would you mind telling her that I’m longing to f*** her a different way?”
Nicknamed Hellmarsh, the South East London nick has housed the dregs of Britain’s criminal fraternity, including killer cop Wayne Couzens, nail bomber David Copeland and child killer Stuart Hazell.
Authors Jonathan Levi and Emma French have pieced together the lives of some of the most notorious offenders after speaking to former wardens and lags.
The insiders’ account of life in Belmarsh tells how Steven Barker — convicted of causing or allowing baby Peter’s death — was forced to lead a hermit-like existence.
A former inmate said: “In his case, it was deemed too much of a risk to allow him out of his cell. He was constantly locked up. He had greasy blond hair; he was very dirty and had poor hygiene and smelt.
“He is well over 6ft tall. A Lurch-type character. He had all his meals brought to his door. He never showered, never went out on exercise.
“He just sat in his cell watching children’s daytime TV.”
He just sat in his cell watching children’s daytime TV
Former inmate, on Steven Barker
The book also details how serial sex fiend John Worboys and murderer Derek Brown developed a hideous friendship inside the nick.
Worboys, 68, was jailed for at least eight years in 2009 for sex offences, including one rape, against 12 women.
A decade later, he got a minimum of six years after admitting drugging four more with the intent to sexually assault them — although cops believe he may have had over 100 victims.
Picking up women late at night, he would claim that he had won money and offer them champagne laced with sedatives. Once incapacitated, he sexually assaulted them.
One inmate said of Worboys: “He would joke about his victims at times. He was very polite and quite pleasant to talk to. But as I got to know him well, I saw another side.”
Worboys’ prison pal Derek Brown, 61, lured two women from the streets of London’s East End before murdering them in his home. Neither body has ever been found.
One ex-con told the authors Worboys had confided in him that he had “murdered a boy”.
The lag alleged: “The boy he claimed to have murdered was a young boy from up north who travelled to London.
“He was 15, had a young face and glasses. I don’t remember the name.
“Worboys said he was a hide and seek champion, too, and referred to the missing boy. Him and his mate in Bournemouth, Dave, did the boy.
“I left it and thought nothing of it, then it came on TV about the missing boy, a cold case. I saw it.
“Worboys referred to it again and said that was his case. Brown and Worboys are from the same area and slept with the same prostitutes. They both knew each other.
“Brown never said he was involved, but with Worboys, there is a massive dark side.”
Worboys said he was a hide and seek champion, too, and referred to the missing boy. Him and his mate in Bournemouth, Dave, did the boy
Lag, on John Worboys
An ex-prison officer named Jo remembered Worboys “clearly”, adding: “I said at the time, ‘If I got into his taxi, I would’ve felt completely safe’. That was the strange part, he had a warm, friendly face.
“On the wing, he was always polite. He’d say, ‘Morning, ma’am’, and he wasn’t a disciplinary problem. He didn’t come across as threatening, though of course, we all knew what he’d done.”
Hook-handed hate preacher Abu Hamza was held in Belmarsh’s High Security Unit. The former imam of Finsbury Park Mosque in North London, he was extradited to the US in 2012, where he is serving life for terror offences.
An ex-inmate who was in the Belmarsh unit with Hamza described him as “overweight, diabetic, high blood pressure, not very healthy”, adding: “Hamza was a serious complaints person. His disability allowed him to request a special fitted cell.
“He had an adapted toilet with holding rails, a new sink with touch taps because of his one hand, his bed was adapted with an extra mattress to ease his back issue.
“He refused to be searched by female staff because of his Muslim faith (it was not allowed for a woman to touch a man), and he would argue with staff at any opportunity.”
Met Police officer Wayne Couzens — who murdered marketing executive Sarah Everard in 2021 — tried to keep to the medical wing of the prison to avoid retribution, it is said. Jail worker Nik revealed: “‘He barely spoke.
“He was always in the healthcare wing, under constant observation because he was a high-risk target for other inmates, purely because he was a police officer.
Another ex-officer recalled: “Wayne Couzens was there for the trial. He read a Bible for 18 months.”
An officer called Caroline, who carried out Couzens’ suicide watch, added: “He was so quiet, like a mouse, didn’t really speak.”
He was so quiet, like a mouse, didn’t really speak
Officer, on Wayne Couzens
Child killer Stuart Hazell — who got at least 38 years for murdering 12-year-old Tia Sharp in New Addington, South London, in 2012 — was held on remand at Belmarsh during his trial.
One con whose prison stretch coincided with the killer’s said: “He was broken by the brutal regime at Belmarsh. I have seen offenders plead guilty at the last minute because of the stress.
“One such offender was Hazell. The public were led to believe the evidence against him was so strong, he did the right thing and pleaded guilty.
“The facts are — and this was said by him to me — it was simply the aggravation of the journey, the process that made him change his plea to guilty. Belmarsh broke him.”
Barry George — wrongfully convicted of the 1999 murder of BBC presenter Jill Dando — was bullied by staff, the book alleges.
A former inmate said: “Staff were very hostile towards him. They all called him ‘Mrs Dando’, which was, frankly, a little discourteous.
“He complained about the food and the conditions.”
The ex-lag revealed Barry’s cell was full of law books, adding: “The public perception of him is that he is a slow, simplistic man with mental health issues, not very articulate and with no academic skills. This is wrong.”
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange caused a stir when he was visited at Belmarsh in 2019 by celeb backer and former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson.
Ex-prison officer Nik said it caused “havoc” among staff, admitting: “It was bizarre seeing someone like her in that environment.”
Of Assange, the former prison worker added: “‘He’s unhygienic, arrogant and narcissistic. He thought he was above the regime and made life difficult for staff. He refused to conform and thinks of himself like some kind of god.”
Another ex-lag called Mike added of Assange: “He looked like Father Christmas on crack.”
