Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo has credited coach Enzo Maresca for pushing the squad to their recent run of form. The Blues have won their past seven games in all competitions, with their 5 consecutive Premier League victories putting them just two points behind leaders Liverpool. Adarabioyo spoke about the team's focus and chemistry, highlighting Marc Cucurella's opening goal against Brentford as an example of their hard work paying off.
Although Chelsea failed to secure a win against Everton, their boss Enzo Maresca was extremely pleased with the team's performance and called it "fantastic". This draw further solidifies Chelsea as a top club, with experts like Martin Keown and Noni Madueke claiming they're strong contenders for the title. Despite spending £1bn, Chelsea's improvement as a team is evident and they are now a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League.
Chelsea's head coach Enzo Maresca praises the team's efforts and determination in their recent match against Brentford, but ultimately admits they are not quite ready to compete for the Premier League title. This comes as the team closes in on leaders Liverpool, but falls short in their 2-1 victory. Despite the setback, Chelsea is still considered a top club and in the running for the title according to Arsenal legend Martin Keown.
In a thrilling match at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea secured a hard-fought victory against Brentford thanks to goals from Marc Cucurella and Nicolas Jackson. However, Chelsea will now have to find a replacement for Cucurella in their next match after he received a red card in the post-match scuffle. Despite the win, manager Enzo Maresca acknowledges that there are still improvements to be made in managing certain moments of the game.
Despite facing difficult weather conditions and a long journey, Chelsea comfortably defeated Astana in their Europa League match. Enzo Maresca wisely chose to field a mix of young players and experienced ones, resulting in strong performances from the team. In particular, goalkeepers Filip Jorgensen and Josh Acheampong stood out for their solid displays.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca expresses joy at fans' enthusiastic response to the team's 5-1 victory over Southampton, agreeing with their chants of "Chelsea are back". Maresca is credited with turning the team's season around, with this win being evidence of their progress. He also believes that Chelsea has the potential to dominate for the next five to 10 years.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has revealed that starting goalkeeper Sanchez will face off against Tottenham on Sunday. Maresca opted to rotate the squad in their previous match against relegation-threatened opponents and it proved to be successful with Chelsea emerging victorious. Sanchez, who has faced criticism this season, has a decent record on paper with 14 goals conceded in 13 appearances and three clean sheets to his name.
With manager Enzo Maresca marking six months in the job and taking Chelsea to joint-second on the Premier League table, they now take on the struggling Southampton. Despite Maresca claiming his team is not a contender for the title, they are ahead of schedule and will be looking to prove their dominance in English football. With Southampton facing a depleted squad, Chelsea will be confident of bringing home another three points. Follow our live updates and expert analysis to stay updated on the game.
Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer's blunt response to whether his team is a contender for the Premier League title has left fans in stitches. Despite their impressive form, Palmer believes it is too early to make any claims about their title chances. Manager Enzo Maresca echoes this sentiment, stating that his team still has room for improvement before they can seriously consider themselves title contenders.
Sky Sports' coverage of the Premier League match between Chelsea and Aston Villa was disrupted by technical problems, forcing the commentary team to improvise and bring in former Villa defender Micah Richards. Despite the early hiccups, Chelsea managed to secure a convincing victory, with goals from Nicolas Jackson, Enzo Fernandez, and Cole Palmer. Villa's manager Unai Emery expressed frustration with a disallowed goal in their previous Champions League match, while Chelsea's manager Enzo Maresca praised the performance of loanee Jadon Sancho.