In the 60th minute of the big match, the defending champion of the English Premier League was still in control of the game against a close opponent. Manchester City, despite being very well protected by the opponent, could still take the lead in the 12th minute thanks to Alvarez's feet.
Alvarez was put on the bench to replace Earl Halland, who had a great influence on the Man City team and the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City despite using a very simple formation compared to what most of us know, Chelsea will probably be able to contain them.
This has become an annoyance for most Chelsea fans as they expect a lasting lesson to be taught to the qudiorla. The Chelsea boys seem to lack the experience and tactics to penetrate the Man City defense or even the weak pitch. As a Chelsea fan, I would be delighted to see the entire board get an overhaul by new coach Pochetinho. What could be Chelsea's problem? 
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Jamie Redknapp thinks Enzo Fernandez looks 'out of place' against Man City
Man City beat Chelsea 1-0 at Etihad after winning the title yesterday
City considers cruise control, and Redknapp says game has 'feeling of endorsement'
Jamie Redknapp has claimed that Enzo Fernandez 'looked out of place' during Chelsea's game against Manchester City, while Sky Pundit also said he feels sorry for the World Cup winner.
Man City watched for cruise control throughout the game, soon taking the lead thanks to a well-executed goal from Julian Alvarez, who fired a shot through Kepa Arrizabalaga to put the hosts ahead. .
City won the title after Arsenal were beaten 1-0 by Nottingham Forest on Saturday, and Redknapp also claimed that there was a "sense of endorsement" around the match, with the home side unwilling to get injured. injury, while Frank Lampard's team hopes to win the championship. difficult season end.
Redknapp gave his thoughts on Chelsea's mentality in this match, with the Blues currently 12th in the table after a forgettable season.
"We have to finish this game," he said on Sky Sports. “I watch Enzo in midfield. We'll give him the benefit of the doubt, he was excellent at the World Cup.
"He looks out of place, I feel a bit sorry for him. That seems to be the case with a lot of players at the moment.
“I think young players will get as much experience as possible. It's tough because you're playing against the champions, that's the parade.
Speaking on the home side's midfield, he added:
“Man City are definitely in midfield, Rico Lewis is special, so is Phil Foden.
"It's a feeling that validates the game. It's one of those things that you don't want to get injured if you're a Man City player and Chelsea just want this season to end, that's terrible."
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