Maresca 4/10 star is now on loan in Chelsea

Chelsea They lost their third consecutive game, losing 2-1 against the Aston villa in Villa Park. The Blues took the 1-0 lead via Enz Fernández, but it was a game of two halves while Villa scored two goals of the second half via Marc Asensio, taking all three points a day.

Enzo Maresca He made many tactical settings for this game, bringing to Reece James to a lasting defense role in the middle, which allowed a little dense to overlap from the right back and Cole Palmer to get off the right wing.

Blues held 48% of the ballbut still managed to shoot multiple shots than the villa (15). However, Villans generated more xg with 2.56, compared to Chelsea’s 2.12 xg, with Unai Emery also created three “great chances” compared to Chelsea’s two.

So what exactly went wrong in the game, with such good performance from the first half, what are the key differences in the second half?

Philip Jorgensen the moment of madness

Filip Jorgensen made a crucial mistake when the Blues were still tied 1-1 to Villanaca in the 89th minute, shedding a well-taken outing for his net, giving Asensio with his second goal of the game.

The Danish Guardian made four savings in the game, but of course, he had an expensive late mistake that turned one point into zero on the away side. Jorgensen also had 61% of passing precisionNine out of 11 of his long balls in the game was wrong.

The young plug was the first choice of recent weeks instead of Robert Sanchez – who made Five errors that led to the finish line In the Premier League this season – although he sent three on Amex last time, he barely exploited his opportunity with both hands.

But Jorgensen was not the only player who had bad performance for blues because the other individual was still rated according to the standard, I earned a match rating 4/10.

The troubles of Christopher nkinku have continued

Christopher nkinka Much of the season played out of position. Although he is a more natural offensive midfielder, the Frenchman had to sacrifice his best position of Cole Palmer, in which Nkinkua was playing as an attacker or left wing.

Despite the 100% precision in the game, making two key passages and even putting in a shift from the ball, winning six ground duels, making three struggles and two intercepts, Nkunk was not sufficiently involved in the offensive end, often fighting to get involved in the game On the left wing.

He received the ball several times, he often had to check inside, slowing the momentum of Chelsea and allowing the villa to be defensively overgroup. It does not seem to click between Nkinku and Palmer, who often prefer to work in the same areas.

With Nicolas Jackson, Noni Madueke, and even Marc Guiu, who all disappeared from the front Chelsea line, Nkunku may be given a few more chances, but he certainly acts on a borrowed time, because patience of Chelsea fans escapes with a French star.