A match report and 4 conversations because Blues descends more points from the winning position
Chelsea’s poor fall continued as they gave up early guidance to the fall of 2-1 to Aston villas on Saturday.
Enzo Fernandez dived early to give Blues a well -deserved lead, but, as it seems to be the case these days, Chelsea crashed once more in the second half while Marco Asensio dipped twice and his second strike overcame in kindness of huge Mistakes from Blues Stopper Filip Jorgensen.
How the game took place
The tactical tuning led to a rapid start from Chelsea, who overcame the early blow of Trevoh Chalobah’s injury to open scorings after only nine minutes.
Pedro Net, which was located as a central striker, caused all kinds of problems early and was the creator of Blues’ initial goal, riding down the right wing and biting in the dangerous cross that Fernandez pulled home.
Fernandez was frustrated that he did not double his number ten minutes later, when he got up to meet the excellent Cole Palmer cross, but Argentina International, who was not known for his air skills, never looked confidently while his effort was wide.
At the other end, Villa’s first actual steps on the front appeared for about 20 minutes. Jorgensen parked the low ride of Ollie Watkins, before the villa striker saw the effort that was well encouraged by Marc Cucurella.
Fernandez bent another effort over the bar, and Cole Palmer saw the strike that was painfully refused, but there was no longer any goals before the referee brought the end to a thorough fun first half.
Ten minutes after restarting, Villa tied things up. Marcus Rashford flew into Asensio to crash home on the line, and although the goal was initially excluded for the offsid, VAR checking soon confirmed that it should stand.
Palmer seemed to be scheduled to score when he shot the goal in the 75th minute. Emiliano Martinez was sitting down, but then he lost his substrate, giving Ezra Cons enough time to return and clean the shot.
With 90 minutes on the clock, Villa received the lead. Rashford and Asensio once again combined themselves, because the efforts of the latter somehow found their way through Jorgensen’s hands and painfully pierced over the line to hand over the villa to all three points.
See the Aston Villa 2-1 Chelsea players’ grades here.
When a team newspaper was published, the presence of three full and two central backs hinted at a major change in the system. True, there was not much different way in which Chelsea Set for this game, but the style they approached was much different.
Reece James was lined up with Moises Caicedo in the middle of the field, while Enzo Fernandez and Pedro Net almost brought as false nine while Christopher Nkinka took his place on his left wing. Because he filled the right wing slightly densely, and Cole Palmer gave freedom to wander wherever he wanted, there was a lot of fluidity regarding the blues before their collapse of the second half.
The net willingness to come in at the end, set the initial goal for Fernandez, which was involved in almost all of Chelsea. Although things were far from perfect – they were rarely with this iteration of Chelsea – it was enough to intrigue.
It took Rashford only ten minutes to have a positive effect after getting off the bench, combining with his colleagues guaranteed asensio to make things related to things.
His introduction provided a spark of a villa’s attack, which was not always present in the first half, as Rashford took a little dense and prevented Chelsea’s Marading full back to get back forward. He took a lot of opportunities to embark on a Frenchman and usually went out to the top.
Two Vile Loanees combined for the winner, and Rashford’s fast thinking allowed Asensio to catch Jorgensen and seal three points.
Tyrone Mings’ running in the starting lineup ended abruptly for an hour, after the knee injury that had plagued him for the previous 15 minutes, she eventually took her toll. Since Axel Disasi is not available to face the mother side, Villa turned to the Bogarda Lamare from the bench.
Mings’s tricky history of injuries will immediately cause the fear of prolonged release, which, when added to the existing absence of Pau Torres, Kourtney Hause and the versatile Boubacar Kamara, leaves Unai Emery with a real headache of the rear.
Disas will be available next week and may have to play every minute with Ezra Konsa until a lid again becomes available. It’s not ideal in such a hectic phase in the season.
Robert Sanchez was rejected on a bench after making a number of mistakes, and Chelsea fans celebrated the recent sight of Jorgensen between the posts.
Unfortunately, the summer signature was wrong for its own mistake here and what it was expensive. With 90 minutes on the clock, he failed to retain asensio -an effort that eventually left Chelsea at the end of the loss.
There are far more problems on this side of Chelsea than just a goalkeeper, but the constant impossibility of leaning on a safe pair of hands on the back is still burning blues.
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