The GENIUS Way Chelsea Exploited Man City's Biggest Weakness

Chelsea 4-4 Manchester City might already be the game of the season. But while Cole Palmer's dramatic late penalty might only have salvaged a point for his team, their overall performance shows that Mauricio Pochettino absolutely had Pep Guardiola's number.
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[@ollydeboer]

If Chelsea solve the problem of low-blocks, they will become a terrifying prospect for all teams to face. Nkunku couldn't be coming back from injury at a better time.

[@VinceBond-ky2zt]

Problem is Gallagher against low lock is pointless but chelsea are too sentimental to see this.

[@ollydeboer]

@@VinceBond-ky2zt I would definitely argue that the issue is more having a 9 that attacks the right spaces in the box.

[@BEEShariqueHammad]

​@@VinceBond-ky2zt I would've agreed to this last season but not this. Against low block teams you need someone who is audacious enough to shoot from distance and apart from Gallagher and reece, we have no one who can do that. Also he does win duels high up the pitch so that counts as well

[@VinceBond-ky2zt]

@@BEEShariqueHammadgot a point but I’d go caicedo enzo palmer midfield nkunku Sterling/murdryk Borja/Jackson against low blocks then Conor off the bench after we score

[@mattwarner8273]

So how come Chelsea could not overcome Aston Villa who play a high line?

[@theweekndxo7438]

People keep saying that Chelsea don't know what they're doing but it's clearly coming together. Unlike Man United we actually are developing a style of play that you can see in each game under Poch. That was probably our best showing of playing as a team, every player looked like they knew where every other player was with the amount of no look passes into space where another player would always be

[@whodiss4473]

That's because Poch is an experienced, world class manager. 10hag used to have a promising career, but obviously was out of his depth joining man u. Now the man is a defeated husk that shuffles from excuse to excuse.

[@ShinnaDEW]

United is in a similar position as chelsea last season. There is so much noise around the team. And its obv. that ETH has trouble to manage thru that. ETH is a good coach but lacks management skills. United as a club is simply too big for him atm.

[@sajidraihan2603]

Lol man United already have enough of a style where having shaw and Martinez out + not having the luxury of buying 4 extra cbs for fun is having an impact on our buildup Chelsea were actually fantastic yesterday but you lot aren’t in a position for sly digs when you can spend 50m on throwaway players on whim

[@stephengillett9771]

@@sajidraihan2603 we are building for the future you are living in the past....when you gonna play mason or was that a waste, your one of the richiest clubs in the world? you say. With Manchester United's impending overhaul under Sir Jim Ratcliffe's leadership, as he joins, he will be scrutinizing costly signings and managerial decisions. so things will change

[@MikiLund]

to met hey looked disjointed in transistion, one would break and have to wait for support.

[@johnmitchell2269]

Bringing off a class player like Enzo Fernandez might of had Chelsea fans a bit confused, but it meant C.Gallagher slotted in next to Caicedo, meaning Chelsea had a proper front 4 of Sterling, C.Palmer, Mudryk and Jackson against Man City back three. It worked as they scored two more goals after that substitution.

[@liljetski200]

enzo played a little rough last night, wasn’t surprised to keep him off

[@saraha2250]

⁠@@liljetski200 rough? Enzo was playing almost like a left CB to help Chelsea build up pushing Cucurella higher causing problems for Foden during City’s press which is one of the best press in EPL. Of course he was tired after playing every minutes from last season till date for Chelsea and Argentina..

[@vhureyeweqw8808]

mudryk lmao

[@liljetski200]

@@saraha2250 he had a couple of uncharacteristic turnovers, didn’t make the same impact he usually does. it’s all good tho.

[@ahmadfadzil2239]

we should all agree that he had too much games for club and country,, at his best he was unplayable,, @@liljetski200

[@sioadawanincura9401]

IM SO GLAD SOMEONE FINALLY GIVES JACKSON HIS PRAISE FOR THAT RUN. Without that run Borja doesn’t have the space to receive the ball, wiggle and eventual win the pen. Jackson’s runs inn behind acted as little jabs against the city backline and caused a major problem for city the entire game. This actually allowed for the channels between Rodri and the back 4 to be stretched even more thus isolating Rodri even further. No wonder he was exhausted at the end of the game. ALSO. Jackson sniffing out that goal from nowhere to equalise 3-3 was a brilliant poachers goal at its finest. Don’t sleep on him. He will be a beast.

[@RasenRendanX]

Everyone keeps clowning nico Jackson but he had one shot and one goal. This is the clinical nature I'm looking for from him. Halaand scored a fake pen and with his ass and he got MOTM. Sanchez saved his actual 1v1 chances

[@lichaiepperson3009]

Jackson is bringing back old school stiker play and I'm all here for it

[@RasenRendanX]

this was exactly liek the run timo werner did to draw out Dias and let Mason mount to pass the ball to Kai Havertz in the UCL final. Strikers are more than just scoring goals.

[@seanirasach2512]

The only thing not talked about in this game is Tiago Silva's goal of the season, sensational glancing bullet header into the far corner of the net. I had to watch it over and over to see what happened. Sensational goal for me but saddened no one noticed it. 😀

[@mikelish9303]

headers dont win goal of the season

[@WS12658]

Glancing and bullet are antonyms in this context lol

[@cookieinthewoods]

It's up there with Anthony Gordon's EXCELLENT goal against Arsenal

[@ppramod1996]

looks similar to drogba's goal in champions league

[@urdaeatmoths]

​@@mikelish9303RVPs would've for the Netherlands if it was in the league, only one I can think of though

[@varihoi]

"A structure designed to remove structure." "Sanchez is both tragedy and comedy." These lines are sublimely poetic.

[@tumexxjr]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimmymoktan5316]

Ok. Now let's talk about Mateo Kovacic's celebration on Palmer's goal.

[@yutehube4468]

Chelsea are a sleeping giant IMO. A team with such talented players and manager simply cannot continue to languish around mid-table forever. We have all seen what Poch did with Southampton and Spurs.

[@virupakshawalla5734]

I agree even though I don't want to. I was surprised at how badly they started. Lots of injuries and mental scars perhaps. They have a 270? (Gallagher value?) midfield. Lots of expensive good injured players too. Think they finish ahead of Man U although their luck seems predestined. They probably only deserving to win one or 2

[@ndhlovumichael]

City fan here, Chelsea was a better team by some miles. Great video

[@sidemenxixshorts3910]

The maddest part of that sentence is not that Chelsea were the better team but bro calling himself a city fan 😂

[@saaimislam1129]

@@sidemenxixshorts3910exactly this city fans are so cocky probably a glory hunter

[@GarfieldReviews]

​@saaimislam1129 A city fan being humble. must be a glory hunter? Your comment is stupid.

[@GoulartGH]

@@saaimislam1129 how's the guy being cocky if he literally admitted Chelsea played better?

[@loop808]

​@@saaimislam1129🤡

[@username1t1k]

Been a fan of Cole Palmer since that outside the box goal he scored for City in the UCL... and I'm genuinely shocked that more teams didn't come for him.

[@eaglevision09]

Great breakdown of the game. City could not have the control they normally like to have because Chelsea kept coming by at them full speed.

[@konzza]

Yes. Comparing this to early season games, it was as if we played walking pace earlier. We had a good lesson from Spurs about the intensity that is needed to compete against top teams, and it seems the lesson was well learned.

[@chetanzewi5053]

Never seen us press this intensive before, the Tottenham match woke poch up

[@lichaiepperson3009]

City's best period during the game, right before the Rodri winner, was when they did manage to pin Chelsea in their half and do what they do best. Make a million passes around the box and make you feel like a goal is inevitable.

[@DrakeDHDerr]

We didn’t have a double pivot in midfield which force city to play direct balls to forwards and wingers but Chelsea had at a least a man on the players and aggressively tried winning the ball back which worked well on various occasions especially in the second half and caused a lot of transitions that Chelsea used to hurt city.

[@DrakeDHDerr]

@@lichaiepperson3009city’s best period came right after Haaland’s second goal. We relied on transitions, had a couple of counter attacks but didn’t take our chances

[@V-O-V]

Late stage Gallagher Balon D'or push who says no?

[@jyd93]

The ball Cole played to Reece James to set up the Sterling goal is just as magnificent as the PK.

[@RasenRendanX]

Slowly but surely we can coming. Shout out to this channel for actually understanding what Chelsea is trying to build earlier in this season

[@ShinnaDEW]

One if not the best analytic football channels on YT. Always looking forward to the videos. Thanks for another great video. Keep them coming.

[@shaqtaku]

so proud of the lads, they didn't give up after conceding

[@debishvebishwish4839]

The game showed how important John Stones are to the City and it's look like Pep is trying to train Gvardiol into the same role

[@upper9052]

While true, it also shows how vital Rodri is to City. No one else on the squad can hold a midfield down like him which is why when he got sent off earlier this season City struggled

[@onearthasitisinheaven1]

Perhaps if Ake was fit,Gvardiol would have played the Stones hybrid role since he fits the criteria and has a bit more pace & technique

[@frankyfeson1781]

Chelsea were incredible lets not diminish that, everyone should give you your flowers what a performance, they fought hard on the pitch it was amazing to see the teams battle it out . I don't think city fans should worry other than some defense issues, but it's just November for city, we all know and have proof that when city need to get 3 pts for the title they'll do it, they'll click into form no matter what. They've done the last 3 years. Though this match does make this title challenge more interesting for viewers not the table. I would say its more of a game to take for Chelsea than city and anyone that says city are in crisis or something hasn't watched the Pl in the last 5-6 yrs, they do this the beginning of every damn season and they go on some scary winning streak at the back end

[@alastairangus4358]

Thanks so much, Adam. Your attitude brings me joy. Be lucky and can’t wait for the next one.

[@AnK11Morrison]

It's still man city that needed a dubious penalty, deflected goal and Anthony Taylor and Var to ignore a city red card!

[@bluearmy4228]

Informative and fascinating!

[@peterchedraoui1494]

This is the chelsea we know, hopefully over a period of time we will be able to put in this level of performance week in week out

[@thandilegaleni1880]

Great analysis!

[@RichardJuukovsky]

It's very simple. People thought Chelsea were in trouble with a run of games against top sides ahead of them, but it has not turned out that way because of one man. Demolition man, Raheem Sterling creating panic in the opposition defense producing goals, goal assists and opposition players being sent off and penalties being won as they tried to deal with him. His name was the only name mentioned again and again by Pep after the game and when he said the former Man City players were a very important part of Man City success, there is only one man he could have been talking about, Raheem Sterling. His name was the only name, Klopp, the Liverpool manager mentioned again and again after playing Chelsea. Two great managers seeing his significant contributions and recognising him as the danger man and stand out in the Chelsea team, but pundits and the media would see hell freeze over before they would admit this or even see, such is their hatred of the player. You can bet your bottom dollar a player doing what he is doing at Chelsea would be hailed as Rooney and Gascoigne were, but not a black player, much as John Barnes was ignored and pushed out to play on the wing for England. I made an error in saying Sterling had a significant involvement in 10 out of Chelsea's last 16 goals, but that was an error. He has been involved in 11 out of Chelsea's last 16 goals, and I apologise to him for making that error. What an incredible statistic. When you add that to the statistic that he is both the highest assist provider for England and the second highest scorer, and that he almost single handedly dragged England to their first final in over 50 years, one has to ask the question. How is he not in the England team, let alone the England squad and how is a 21 year old who has scored nothing, but penalties, been hailed above him as the player responsible for Chelsea's successful performances by gthe media despite all the stats. It can only be racism. You are talking about the most successful and best paid English attacking player and one of the best wingers in the world who has proved himself again and again since the age of 17 criticised the whole way as not good enough throughout what are amazing achievements for a 28 year old. CHELSEA V ARSENAL - Against Arsenal it was his cross that won the penalty and his solo run into the box that dragged the goalie of the line with the ball accidentally going over his head. He could have taken the penalty, but allowed Palmer to take it to avoid an argument and a destruction of the teams concentration. Palmer had no right to demand to take it as the manager has not said he is the penalty taker and believes others are capable of taking penalties as well and should be allowed to if they want to. Palmer's insistence he take the penalties is therefore an act of petulance not leadership with other team players not prepared to have an argument on the pitch with a selfish 21 year old who is trying to mature into understanding what a team player is, which is fine because he is young and needs time. CHELSEA V TOTTENHAM - Against Tottenham, Sterling scored the disallowed goal against the run of play that made Tottenham check their confidence and it was Sterling that was being tackled as he did what he does best which is to create panic in the opposition box, attempting a dribble in the box that led to the foul that had the first player sent off as in tackling Sterling the Tottenham player lost control of the ball and was trying to get it back in control, resulting in him fouling a Chelsea player coming for the ball and being sent off reducing Tottenham to 10 men. Sterling was then fouled resulting in a red card and Tottenham being reduced to 9 men, and before it being Sterling that broke through the defense and leading by example to show how to get a goal setting up Jackson for a goal to put Chelsea ahead of Tottenham after his team mates had been struggling to get because of selfishness despite all their opportunities. CHELSEA V MAN CITY - Here you had Sterling in, not just a clear man of the match performance from which he was robbed, but a masterclass in a world class performance going toe to toe with the players of the best team in the world, toying with them and looking better than them. He scored the second goal to put Chelsea ahead for the first time and then in a stroke of genius with time running out delivered the ball like a grenade into the box that created panic in the box and resulted in a penalty that would draw Chelsea level. I would like to see the list of what it is those who claim Palmer has been the main man supports their argument. The list will be penalty, penalty, penalty, but even behind that the list would be penalty won by Sterling, penalty won by Sterling, etc as he involved in so much of the threat Chelsea provides on the pitch. We need to show our demolition man who has proved himself and has the medals and stats to back it up more respect. Forget what agenda the media have with all the negativity and disrespect they throw at him and brainwash people into believing. Long may his relentless work and genius continue. Believe me, if England are to win anything, they will need his penalties, players being sent off trying to stop him, the chaos he causes in opposition defenses and his high stats in goals and assists as a must. No other England player can provide this much variety as a threat and this why great managers value him, not even close, and it is why Pep said he contributed to the great success of the Man City side. Peace and love

[@user-hj7xl8ov7t]

Shut up no one will read this too long leave the analysis for this KZbin video

[@akmalhaniffin1043]

Dude, i know you're excited. But, I aint gonna read all that.

[@iankimana3419]

@@akmalhaniffin1043😂

[@z.n5769]

KZbin should have a word limit for comments, that was way too long. 😂

[@ahmadjazlan]

here i did summary using chatgpt. hope it helps Chelsea faced a challenging run of games against top sides, but Raheem Sterling's exceptional performance has been a game-changer. Sterling has been a key figure, creating panic in opposition defenses, producing goals, assists, and influencing opponents to get sent off or concede penalties. Both Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp acknowledged Sterling's significant contributions, recognizing him as the standout danger man for Chelsea. The media's reluctance to acknowledge Sterling's excellence is criticized, with the author attributing it to potential racism. The author corrects a previous error, stating that Sterling has been involved in 11 out of Chelsea's last 16 goals. The author questions why a 21-year-old, primarily a penalty scorer, receives more media attention than Sterling, citing potential racism. Specific match examples highlight Sterling's crucial plays, such as winning a penalty against Arsenal and influencing red cards against Tottenham. Sterling's importance to the England team is emphasized, with his goal-scoring ability, assist records, and contributions to reaching the final. The author expresses frustration with media negativity and calls for more respect for Sterling's achievements and contributions to the team. Overall, Sterling's versatility, threat variety, and significant impact on the game are praised, with the belief that he is crucial for England's success.

[@tochuk_wu]

This is kinda how Madrid beat man city and also Liverpool back then even wolves recently Just most teams don’t have the personnel to go after city in transition

[@ok-hg2in]

Loved the analysis

[@siimtokke3461]

What Chelsea has lacked (for most of last season and the start of this) is the game plan. But from the Fulham game onwards Chelsea has shown improvement, they have gone into the games with plans on how to win. Now there are some issues like how to beat teams that like to sit back and wait for their opportunities to quickly counterattack and Sanchez in goal. When Chelsea loaned out Kepa for Real, I hoped they would get an actual goalie (either buy one or get one on loan).

[@kharib9974]

just subscribed. This guy knows what he's sayin

[@travelswithted673]

Great breakdown

[@athreyathandeswaran7510]

Nkunku and Benwa gonna come back and improve the first XI massively. Lavia and Carney gonna come back to free up Enzo and give him a much needed rest.

[@peterpanse7472]

Looks like you were right about Chelsea all along. Kudos 😊

[@MOfutboltv]

love the show!

[@Okafor1000]

Best way to beat Man City is to be brave and just go at them and make it chaotic but unfortunately, half of the PL teams are not when they play bigger teams most especially, Man city

[@festusmaritawa8693]

Love this analysis mate if Chelsea can get a way of unlock the low block defensive team then they can smash anyone in the league ❤

[@Mushimion]

This was an awesome video to watch! But as someone who is just getting more into football I would really appreciate if you could put the team beside the players names, or maybe colour code them? I understand majority of your viewers have a lot more knowledge but this would help a lot of beginners like me follow better!

[@arcadeians]

I know it’s a bit late but the colours each player is highlited in represents their team Light blue = Manchester City Darker blue = Chelsea

[@philipruo]

Is that a Jayhawk on the left of shelf?????

[@EnormeEkoH]

Always liked pochettino, and i think he knows a lot, i think a team should trust a manager like him no matter what, and slowly it will develop a good team

[@jefepeeps4308]

Theme this season: City keep benefitting from Soft Penalties and other questionable VAR calls all the while the rest of the league keep getting screwed over by Officials/VAR

[@alfiebarboza]

Enzo needs to be playing as free-roam and has to start taking shots from outside. He's being asked to do stuff that does not use his full potential. He's making good runs and getting into shooting positions, but Jackson and Sterling won't pass the ball because they have a striker mentality. If they understand that, then he will start scoring. BTW He's been a goalscorer at River plate and Benfica. Chelsea is missing out.

[@ardiansyahnugraha9688]

yeah but Enzo shots are too weak or low that is not threatening the opposition at all in recent matches.

[@konzza]

Kinda have to disagree about this. One of the few clear weaknesses in his game is his shooting. I really like him better as deep laying playmaker, where is able to play the ball forward. With him further up the pitch, there tends to be a clear disconnect between defenders and our attacking players.

[@tiongah7690]

Did you watched his shooting from inside the box? it's probably comparable to Jorginho's. Sometimes I hoped that those chances went to Gallagher or Caicedo

[@eggiwegs]

A one legged duck carrying 50 Toblerone’s would have scored that! Arghhh! Guuustooo!!!

[@iceon-you]

Come on Chelsea...we are coming back

[@grainofsand1951]

everything seems to be clicking into place now with this chelsea team, if they can play like this consistently they can beat anyone, this was a very entertaining game, and i think chelsea were unlucky not to win it.

[@gunturalam7643]

City need equal player to replace Stones injury which give deep control & Hybrid Role alongside Rodri😊

[@CH33KYiZninj4]

having a number 9 like haaland was the deference for me, jackson doesnt have that presence. nkunku, sterling, gallagher and plamer will cause teams a lot of problems. we did the same to spurs, forced them to get 2 players sent off.

[@bryanmorrison2396]

A miss Adam u never see him on walhatcukture. He literally made nxt ups n downs Simon a love u but it's Adams show lol.

[@DrJRMCFC]

Stones and De Bruyne will be fit for the end of the season this year. Be afraid. Be very afraid.

[@Costa173]

You do know that Nkunku is about to come back along with Lavia, neither of them have kicked a ball for chelsea as yet.. sure de bruyne is class but this chelsea team still has levels to go and that's not anywhere near their strongest team yet

[@DaBigONE1197]

Chelsea new players barely play together & they outplay man city .. wait when the players are back together & have better chemistry bE aFrAiD 🤣🤣

[@MsThepoet]

Pochettino doesn't have Pep's number but he does have a couple of his former players who know how to play against City. If Guardiola made a mistake it was to expect the usual opposition tactic of a low block and a break to get a goal against City. Far from it Chelsea decided to play an open game and put City under pressure. That's why Guardiola substituted his left winger Doku early so that Grealish was instructed to introduce more control. But the wild horses had left the stable. The game was going from one end to the other. Doku was started to beat a low block. But the block wasn't there and he was losing the ball. Pep hates games like that. He berated City when they won 6-3 last season. But he knew this time he was at fault as well.

[@grainofsand1951]

doku ran riot against bournemouth last week, but he was up against a much better fullback this week.

[@onamiofficial]

Chelsea currently now with 999M squad value are crazy...they just getting started 😮

[@saptakbose1265]

Wait, when did Adam Cleary leave Whatculture?

[@heinzchristian4517]

drawing to city is probably the biggest achievement for chelsea in this season

[@dt73034]

Well it’s something 11 other teams haven’t managed to do, not to mentioned that’s the first game City haven’t won with Rodri starting in the team, you all be salty we made arsenal spurs and city look like the mid table team, Chelsea are coming back and you all hate to see it considering how much we’ve won, so be ready

[@RasenRendanX]

How many teams can score 4 past city with rodri in the team? Arsenal needed a deflected goal with a teenager in city's midfield

[@heinzchristian4517]

@@RasenRendanX it wasnt a hit on chelsea i wanted to point out how dominant city are

[@heinzchristian4517]

@@dt73034 that was my point, city is so dominant that drawing against them is a big thing

[@valentinejohn5357]

It's not the draw but the manner in which Chelsea played against city Toe to Toe ... Plenty of teams have had draws against city and many would have packed the bus ...But the Chelsea team that was deemed weak went toe to toe with the best team in the world

[@neerdas5103]

didn't know thom yorke was a football analyst

[@jack.1.]

Chelsea are very good at winning the ball also

[@mohsinmulla8576]

after watching full video i have question according to you chelsea was amazing and doing amazing but why chelsea struggle against he lower ranking team???

[@PhantomRaspberryBlower]

Aren't Man Utd 'the best transition team in the world.' When they played Man City, they rolled over and died. (one of these statement may not be true)

[@presenternoah5044]

We need more Chelsea videos,,, i think you are low key Chelsea fan😂

[@Louisejames23]

Subbuteo pitches are great these days, mine always had an awkward crease just by the penalty spot…. 🤦‍♀️😬⚽️

[@chhanazahau24]

They need to take more long shots for low blocks problem solved

[@dddgtsd]

I can't work out if you're taking the p*ss but that's why the low block is so effective right, long range shots are low probability

[@travisrushen6704]

Pochettino is one of the best managers in the prem this season

[@abdisamadhassan2011]

Every club in England 🇬🇧 has fans but all fans should know the incredible power this man city team has. Chelsea had scored 4 goals and only got a draw 😢

[@xThronex]

Chelsea had to score 4 goals to live with Anthony Taylor, not with City.

[@Gangalamu]

If ut wasn't 4 taylor we could beat them so easily. We r on our eay to where we belong. COYB

[@thabangmakawu7543]

The penalty is not nonsense.

[@ryanrhodes3169]

1:20 no they weren’t? They were targeting cuccrella cause he was the weak link

[@Main936]

We wouldn'd score that gusto miss lol, wtf. It wasn't that easy at all. For a trained striker maybe, but for a defender not used to finish it was a hard one. There was a very good keeper there, wasn't just about shooting on target.

[@haziqshams]

It’s amazing how bad united was even when transitional play was their strengths 😂

[@mashoodhassan4036]

love it!

[@ndesylvarius3669]

City missed Stones...

[@BlueAmerican26]

James put that dribbling thing in his back pocket.

[@barnabasretta1600]

I will score that .u will score that .we will all score that😂

[@tshepangmahlaba1952]

"they had to score 4 goals just to get a point" That's how tough Man City is.😅 Chelsea fan😅

[@joshuadimeji9072]

So by this logic isn’t Chelsea tough too? Lol

[@RasenRendanX]

City were gifted two goals

[@ferguson077]

buy EWan ferguson he will score lots goals

[@58JMG]

Hmmm Next level genius, such that they didn't even win the game and relied on City's uncharacteristic poor defending to snatch a draw...

[@timmyjoshua276]

Cities dodgy pen and deflection from rodri lol Don't try to downplay it,.a draw move on

[@Alphoric]

I wonder what the title would be if they didn’t get a 95th minute penalty Would really sway your narrative wouldnt it

[@goodman4093]

Wow, Man city is the best team in the world. They can play in chaos and still find a way to win. That will be the headlines

[@Alphoric]

@@goodman4093 Yh it’s crazy how this guys claiming Chelsea outplayed city when if city won because they didn’t get a pen he’d make a video saying how city destroyed Chelsea even though they both played just as well as each other

[@blazingsaddle166]

Way too much hype for this one match against City. Remember that City held them on their home turf to a 4-4 draw & that's quite incredible. People are just so used to City creating massive score lines that they forget just how consistent they are. That's why they're top of the table. It's all about consistency & if Chelsea can't maintain that, they're just gonna be fly by nights this season. Make no mistake. At this level, it's all about playing great football ALL the time, while absorbing some strange results.

[@eazydrizzy4051]

Man shut up

[@danniwilder2198]

Chelsea's biggest problem this season & probably next season too will be consistency. There are a lot of young players in this Chelsea team & young players are famous for having problems with consistency. They are also naive & we saw this cause them a win against Arsenal recently. This was always going to be Chelsea's problem when they decided to recruit so many young players.

[@ksjdudh1666]

171K likes?!?!?!?

[@HungryEatNow]

Great imaginations 😂😂😂

[@milliondollarrevelation]

Chelsea are back after a point against city 😂

[@apg1113]

STILL PLAYING vs 12 MEN MAN CITY, CHELSEA DREW THE GAME

[@samueldeptula4976]

Out of the 10 times? Dias has faced Chelsea in his career. About half the time he seems to struggle

[@mohammedmatagi7983]

STONES is more important

[@franciskyombo9394]

It was a draw what if city was defeated let learn to be fair.

[@SP-cp3qu]

n1

[@dimitryanyanwu7681]

Second viewer

[@antonsrholt2006]

first viewer

[@user-ll8gh4je3q]

Am glad I made it 300 likes 😂😂😂

[@Footie4ever]

Everyone should chill. Chelsea spent 1b and were at home at Stamford bridge. It’s not like they won the game. Sure they’ve been poor since the takeover, but this was a draw at home at the 95th minute. It’s not like they’ve won a cup.

[@imtiaz9khan]

They didn't really unlocked anything, very simple facts, City's defense were worse in this match, 1st goal ->No one is marking Silva, even though it was a very good header, 2nd goal was Garviols mistake On the 3rd one City defenders were just slower than Jackson, The penalty was very cheap one to give away, although the rain made him slip more. There was no great goal in this match

[@petermwesigwa1571]

Could say the same for all Man city's goals

[@bakabenne9076]

LoL cry more bruf

[@imtiaz9khan]

@@petermwesigwa1571 as I said none of the goals were great

[@imtiaz9khan]

@@bakabenne9076 as if City is in the bottom half of the table😂

[@petermwesigwa1571]

@@imtiaz9khan akanji and Silva's goal were great... nothing to be taken from that

[@buddhastl7120]

People act like european football is so genius when it's very basic from a tactical standpoint relative to other major sports

[@timmyjoshua276]

You don't say something like this without explaining your point

[@akilamperouge960]

bruh if gundogan and john stones and de bruyne was in this game chelsea wouldve been smashed

[@angelyuqi6709]

If Chelsea had nkunku, lavia & fully fit Reece James >>>

[@stevesalkas9128]

Chelsea didn't stop nothing city scored 4 I'm sure draw game

[@lobmob3235]

Did u watch the game ffs?

[@ferguson077]

cucurella is useless always panics and in wrong position

[@khaynedallkhalifa9891]

Stop saying nonsense.

[@RasenRendanX]

Robot man halaand needed to dive vs cucu. Pathetic

[@ishimaruvermillion3342]

Chelsea were not the better team I don't know why anyone is parroting this statement.They had moments in the game where they looked good, but if you're comparing that to old Chelsea its very promising. Chelsea goals came from City's own mistakes... City beat themselves, and are directly responsible for the goals, Ederson poor goalkeeping on first goal, Gvardiol mistake on the second goal, Ederson again parrying the ball directly down the middle for the follow up shot, and Ruben sliding like a mad man and taking out the player. City literally made every mistake they could make and it all led to Chelsea goals. If you call that dominating and the better team you are going to be extremely let down as the season plays out. We have a long way to catch up and there is a reason we are where we are at the moment in the table. Dont let that City bad performance fool you

[@subcinctus]

okay bro thanks for the clarification anything else?

[@timmyjoshua276]

We also made mistakes but I guess city had the quality to punish us and they were simply brilliant, I get it Chelsea. We are getting relegated

[@ishimaruvermillion3342]

@@subcinctus lol

[@ishimaruvermillion3342]

@@timmyjoshua276 i know we always had the quality but weren’t just as polished as city. Pep and Poch have an interesting history and Poch is one of the few managers to go head to head with pep. The one obvious mistake was from the penalty. Other than that’s city opened us up and Sanchez even made a top save to keep us still in the game.

[@speakingmoistly3607]

So by your logic city goals where also errors/luck. Haalands pen even though he started the pulling, Sanchez slipping trying to dive for akanji's header, Sanchez not reaching the ball in time for haalands goal. A MASSIVE defelction of Thiago Silva for Rodri's goal. You can't discredit Chelsea for exploiting mistakes cause by city while under pressure by Chelsea. Chelsea created those mistakes for them to expolit

[@amo7308]

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[@FourFourTwo]

Talk to ‘em