4/10 Chelsea Gem Showed HE’s Not Ready for PL Start Yet

For The Second Successive Game in The Premier League, Chelsea Have defeated. After Last Week’s Defeat Against Manchester United, Enzo Maresca’s Side Lost 3-1 at Stamford Bridge to South Coast Outfit Brighton and Hove Albion.

The First Half Went The Way of The Home Side. After PLENTY Of Early Pressure, The Blues Finally Found The Back Of The Net. Enzo Fernandes Was The Man To Break The Deadlock, Firing His Side Into The Lead With Inside The Six-Yard Box.

Howver, Things Started to Go Wrong for Chelsea in The Second Half. Just Eight Minutes Into The Second 45 Minutes, Trevoh Chalobah Saw Red. He sent off the Denial Of The Denial Opportunity After He Brought Down Brighton Attacker Diego Gomez.

Down to Ten Men For The Second Time In The Top Flight, The Blues Needed to Try and Hold Onto Their Lead. Unfortunately for Maresca’s Side, They Failed To Do That. It was Was Danny Welbeck Who Equalised, Also Scoring to Close Range From Header.

Maxim de Cuyper Fired The Seagulls Ahead of The 2nd Minute of Stoppage Time, Yet Again Heading Home From The Six-Yard Box. To Cap It Off, Welbeck Slotted Home From Close Range in 100th Minute.

It was a calamitous collapse from The Blues, with Chalobah One of the Men Who Put in A Disappointing Performance.

Why Chalobah Was One of Chelsea’s Worst Performers

Normally One of Chelsea’s Most Consistent Players, It was a Day to Forget for Center-Back Chalobah. The England International Made a Costly Mistake, which Led to His Side Being Reduced to Ten Men Once Again.

In Terms of the Foul, It was not Great Defending From Chalobah. The Cobham Academy Graduate Brought Down Gomez on The Penalty Box, What, After a Var Officials, Was Deemed to Be A Denial Of A Denial Opportunity.

What is Most Frustrating Is The Fact That The Center-Back Had Played Well Up Until His Sending Off. Chalobah Had Once Again Shown Great Quality On The Ball and Had A 92% Passing Accuracy, Completing 36 out of 39 ATTEMPTED Passes.

Yet, The Red Card Put His Side in Trouble. Football London Journalist Bobby Vincent Gave The Defender A 3/10 rating for His Efforts, and admitted That it was a ‘Clear Foul’ by The Blues Number 23.

However, The Defender is not Sollaly to the Blamale. There are Another Chelsea player Who Performed Below The Level You Might Expect.

The Chelsea Player Who was as A Bad As Chalobah

Overall, Chelsea’s Afternoon at Stamford Bridge Was One to Forget. Despite The First Half, Largely Thanks to Fernandez’s Header, The Blues Let Things Slip, And, From The 53rd Minute, Aways Hold to Battle to Hold Onto Their Lead.

Well, Another Player Who Struggled Against The Seagulls was 21-year-old Brazil International Santos. The Former Strasbourg Loanee Was Making His First Start in The Premier League, But Played Part In The Red Card.

Unfortunately, It was Santos’ Poor Pass Back to Chalobah, Which Meant The England Star Was Chassing Gomez Back towards Own Goal. Santos, Under Pressure, Looked to the Direction of the Direction Of GOALKEPER Robert Sanchez, But Misplaced It and Put Gomez on A Position Where Heould Only Foul The Attacker.

Like The Chelsea Number 23, It was not the Worst Performance Overall From The Brazilian Wonderkid. He completed 94% of His Passes, Created One Chance, And Won 100% of Both His Duels and Tackles.

Vincent Highlighted That Good Performance Early From Santos. Although he gave Him A Rating 4/10 His Efforts, Hey Hiss Halh “, But Did Point Out The” Costly Mistake “He Made For The Red Card.

That moment shown inexperience and perhaps suggests He is not ready to start in the top Flight. There is no doubt That is a wonderful talent, but perhaps the intensity of the Premier League Got to Him. Over Time, He Will Surely Betome at Key Player Stamford Bridge, But That May Not Be Just Yet.