Chelsea begin their post Enzo Maresca era with a tough matchup as they travel to the Etihad Stadium to face off against second placed Manchester City. Adam Hunt and Chris Wittyngham preview the match and discuss the future of Chelsea as they look to find a replacement for Enzo Maresca
00:00 Enzo Maresca parts ways with Chelsea
02:03 How will Chelsea fare against Manchester City?
03:13 Manchester City need to bounce back after Sunderland result
05:13 Is this a ‘must-win’ for Manchester City?
06:06 Pep Guardiola speaks on Enzo Maresca & his future as Manchester City manager
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I don't like this for Chelsea
Good analogy, Dortmund and real together 😂
Chelsea needs to go back where they belong. Mid-table mediocrity.
Cole Palmer takes it to the bank with a free rolling hat trick
The best way for Chelsea to approach the game on Sunday against City is to do simple basics: Solidify the defense and midfield, no inverting defenders as the CB are not good enough to handle the pressure of City attacking strategies.
The chelsea train wreck is gathering speed and will be one of the biggest explosions ever when it goes BOOM!!!🚂☄️😂
I usually expect a team to do better when a manager leaves. The players are more free to do what they think they can do and are more eager to try. There's no pressure because they already have an excuse if they lose. No one will nag them if they don't follow a manager's tactics to the letter. They will simply go on the pitch and enjoy the freedom while it lasts. Everyone expects them to lose because of the departure so no worries. That makes Chelsea more dangerous. City on the other hand are expected to win. The pressure is on them to deliver what everyone believes is a certainty. Given how they dropped points against Sunderland, the pressure is now greater. If they don't win, look out!! As for their last game against Sunderland, City have reverted back to pass,pass,pass and possession at all costs. I don't recall seeing any shots attempted from outside the box. They wanted to penetrate the defensive wall with quick little passes, always one too many. And the Sunderland players really, really wanted to prevent City from scoring and worked exceptionally hard at doing so. The City defenders could learn a thing or two about defending by adopting Sunderland's willingness and commitment to defending their goal. And there seems to be some reluctance towards getting the ball to Haaland. He did get a couple of touches, one really good chance, but other than that, everyone else wanted their piece of the pie. City should be more concerned about building a lead and securing a win before pursuing personal goals, but at the moment, they are not.