The No. 2-ranked Lions won 3-1 over the No. 5-ranked Cougars at home Wednesday night.

Christian Pulisic has taken to social media to reflect on Chelsea’s 2-0 win against FC Porto in the Champions League quarter-finals.

The 22-year-old came on in the 65th minute off the bench on Wednesday night in Seville as goals from Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell steered Chelsea to a 2-0 win in the first leg at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

Chelsea are half-way there into the semi-finals after two precious away goals ahead of their return to Seville next Tuesday for the second leg.

But Pulisic knows the job isn’t complete but reflected on a positive night for the Blues.

Taking to Instagram, he wrote: “Great start, doesn’t stop here.”

Pulisic went close to getting on the scoresheet but his effort crashed off the woodwork which would have sent the Blues 2-0 up, but Chilwell added the all-important second in the closing stages.

Tuchel was pleased with the impact of Pulisic and the rest of substitutes. 

“I am happy with the impact by our substitutes,” he told reporters post-match. 

“It’s important we have this bond
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The Christian conference Qideas has disinvited journalist Andy Ngô amid concerns a rapper relayed to the organization’s president.

“I was looking forward to speaking to the conference about the threat to liberal democracy and free expression from far-left extremists who seek to normalize political violence,” Ngô told Fox News in a statement Tuesday.

“I’m not Christian, but I admire Christianity’s theological pillars of grace and forgiveness,” he said. “That is something that is prohibited in Antifa’s worldview. Unfortunately, the organizers ultimately decided that their attendees should not hear my message.”

On Monday, Religion News Service reported that Ngô was originally listed as a speaker for a Qideas event in Nashville on April 22 and 23.

ANDY NGO REACTS TO BECOMING ANTIFA TARGET, LEAVING US: ‘NOT SAFE ANYMORE FOR ME’ 

Ngô said he received a terse email disinviting him. He told Fox News that he didn’t receive additional clarification on the reason for the move. 

Qideas did not respond to Fox News’ request for comment, and it’s unclear why exactly Ngô’s speech was canceled.

Andy Ngô.

However, rapper Jason “Propaganda” Petty, who is fiercely critical of Ngô, has said he spoke with Qideas President Gabe Lyons about the speech. In a series of tweets Monday, Petty derided Ngô as “trash” and tweeted that RNS had misquoted him to say that Lyons and other organizers hadn’t
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Passage Family Church parishioners celebrated worshiping together in the church’s sanctuary for the first time in more than a year on Resurrection (Easter) Sunday. 

The Rev. Dr. George B. Dix Jr. was emotional as he welcomed parishioners back into the four walls of the church.

“We come humbly,” Dix said. Thank you God for being back in the sanctuary. Thank you God for every precious soul.”

To ensure safety guidelines, parishioners registered to claim the seats available in the sanctuary for Sunday’s service. During the service, the church’s praise team sang inspiring songs and the prayer was given by Associate Pastor Sheila Baker-Bell.

“I was aching to see you,” Dix told parishioners. “I want you to know I love you. When I couldn’t see you, my heart hurt and longed for this moment to see you in the house of the Lord. I and Lady Michele missed you.”

Lady Michele Dix is his wife and co-founder of the church.

George Dix preached on the subject of “Where is Your Cross?”

The scripture he used was from I Corinthians 15:1-4, and he also referenced Luke 9-23-26.

Dix said Jesus died for our sins, was buried and rose again. After his resurrection, Dix said Jesus was seen by the 12 apostles and Paul, another known apostle.

“The reality of resurrection is beyond
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