Brighton has found yet another treasure that Chelsea can steal

Brighton has found yet another treasure that Chelsea can steal

The young Argentine, who arrived at Stamford Bridge on the same day that Enzo Fernandez left,

was the Seagulls’ star on Sunday.

Three seemingly significant points.

However, progress? Almost certainly,

even in the event that Chelsea won despite using 10 men for the whole of the game.

The Chelsea players, who had won just their second Premier League game at

Stamford Bridge this season and just their fourth of 2023,

were bursting with emotion at the end of a tough afternoon.

Perhaps a significant contribution to

the title challenge could have been made

with three points against Brighton in a different situation.

Chelsea, however, is not there.

The Todd Boehly project had another peculiar day;

while three points were duly acknowledged,

they were not the result of elaborate plans.

Wider issues on the big picture were sidelined by an antagonistic ending.

Ten minutes into extra time, referee Craig Pawson gave Brighton a penalty kick by error,

causing major uncertainty at the end of the match.

Pawson had a difficult time maintaining control of the incident throughout.

Levi Colwill was struck by the ball in the face,

not the hand, as the VAR demonstrated,

proving what most people already knew.

At the last siren, Brighton lost all patience and became haughty,

hoping to force a result.

Chelsea responded with their own display of machismo posturing,

embarrassing Brighton more.

Mauricio Pochettino was exempt from responsibility for his lacklustre,

albeit valiant, effort, thanks to these three points and this.

Under Pochettino, Chelsea hasn’t really established a brand.

He acknowledges this and argues that identity cannot be determined

until relationships have developed and players have matured together.

Therefore, the Premier League’s most expensively formed team must

nonetheless struggle without a clear goal or grand concept.

Any form of victory is welcome following Newcastle’s collapse last week.

Still, not much had happened to pave the path forward until

Cole Palmer replaced Raheem Sterling late in the game.

Pochettino stated, “We needed to win the three points.”

“The players on our team are young.

We must get better and discover why the Premier League is the greatest league in the world.

Our goal is to perform well and convey our concern.

I’m honoured. It was hard after Newcastle, and Brighton is a hard team to play against.

We are Chelsea, and victory is expected.

However, the gamers are finding it challenging in the current scenario.

We must continue demonstrating our unity as a team.

In this level, it takes a whole year to start growing and displaying true confidence.

Enzo Fernandez has a month to make up ground based on that computation.

Even though his first goals for Chelsea were welcomed,

Fernandez, who signed for a Premier League record £106 million,

would not say that they were worth the money eleven months later.

Even though their collaboration is only a few million pounds less expensive,

he hasn’t yet relinquished control or influence.

Conor Gallagher, who is more limited than the other two midfield players,

has really been the most influential of the three,

and Chelsea lost him to a second yellow card just before halftime.

Brighton lacked the cutting edge they had demonstrated under

Roberto De Zerbi and was without eleven first-team players.

Even though they had the most of the game’s control,

particularly in the second half,

they were unable to get Robert Sanchez to operate until far too late.

They were behind by two goals on both occasions and

were unable to gain momentum until extended time.

Benoit Badiashile swung the ball speculatively over the goal’s face,

allowing Fernandez to head into an empty net to give Chelsea the lead.

Qatar 2022 saw a jubilant degree of celebration akin to that of Argentina.

Yes, it was his first goal for Chelsea in the Premier League.

Chelsea had performed poorly.

No one was, if Sterling wasn’t doing it.

Four minutes later, Nicolas Jackson headed the ball back across goal for

Levi Colwill to nod in against his former team, giving him his first

Chelsea goal through the same technique.

De Zerbi could be seen reaching into his pockets to

make sure he hadn’t had them picked as well.

“Stupid objectives,” he murmured.

After James Milner was wrongly judged for challenging Mykhailo Mudryk,

Fernandez scored Chelsea’s third goal from the penalty spot,

making the theft more than he could handle.

Just before halftime, Facundo Buonanotte gave some

optimism with a goal that defied his age of eighteen.

Players who are left-footed are encouraged to cut in off the right.

Chelsea was aware of this but was powerless to stop him.

Buonanotte, who was Brighton’s finest player,

elevated his game with a shot that Sanchez was unable to stop.

For £100 million less, Buonanotte arrived on the same day as Fernandez.

You can be sure he won’t be leaving the Amex for £6 million.

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