Chelsea were easily beaten by Brighton on Saturday in the Premier League despite losing 2-1.
Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga was found to be 'directing' the defense (Image:
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Chelsea players were caught 'self-training' in the Premier League's 2-1 loss to Brighton on Saturday, raising concerns about caretaker manager Frank Lampard's lack of influence following his appointment. grandfather. The Blues have lost all three games since their top scorer returned to Stamford Bridge following 0-1 losses to Wolves and 0-2 to Real Madrid.
Chelsea's season is likely to end on Tuesday as they try to close the two-goal gap against Los Blancos at home.
And based on their disastrous recent performances, the odds are definitely in Chelsea's favor. Worrying footage from the defeat to Brighton has now emerged as goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga tries to rally the Chelsea defenders shortly after leading Brighton on Saturday.
The lively shooter, who had an impressive resurgence in Edouard Mendy's absence, can be seen giving orders to Trevoh Chalobah, Wesley Fofana and Denis Zakaria during the shoots.
However, despite the Spaniard's efforts to squeeze Chelsea's slippery defence, they conceded a series of chances before Brighton punished them with a Danny Welbeck header.
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Chelsea fans online are concerned about Frank Lampard's lack of impact on his team (Image:
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Julio Enciso then delivered a hammer blow in the second half as he scored a superb goal from distance as Brighton continued their march to Europe.
Chelsea fans online were unimpressed with clips of Kepa's organization, highlighting their concerns about Lampard's inability to deal with their problems on the pitch. User Comtrend wrote on Reddit: “Our management doesn't know what to do, so players just have to improvise with bullshit as they move on.
“We don't have a manager,” @CFCDUBois added on Twitter.
@adik09huracan posted:
"Kepa talks more than Lampard... very difficult."
"Kepa is doing what Lampard should do before the game," wrote @bhagwanparticle.
No wonder Lampard was unimpressed with what he witnessed against the Seagulls as he criticized his side for failing to do the basics. "We had to quickly fix the problem, me and the players, because it was not a Chelsea performance," said Lampard.
"I've been at the club for nine days. I don't like what I saw today.
"I'm not going to try to fake this in any way. When you play for Chelsea, you have a sense of pride. "To get there, there has to be new energy. It has to come back.
"We are in the wrong place at the moment. In football you can change history very quickly.
“You will have to have a great desire to do that (against Real) and that will be another game. You have to energize the public."
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