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Tuchel Reveals Who To Blame In Chelsea’s 1-0 Defeat To Zagreb
Tuchel Reveals Who To Blame In Chelsea’s 1-0 Defeat To Zagreb.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that Chelsea boss, Thomas Tuchel has taken responsibility for the Blues’ disgraceful 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb.
The Blues kicked off their Champions League campaign with a woeful display in Croatia as they deservedly slumped to defeat.
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Chelsea had been trailing at that point after Mislav Orsic produced a tidy finish after 13 minutes, with Dinamo executing a sublime counterattack early in the first half to take the lead.
The hosts then set up in a compact shape for the remainder of the game, frustrating Chelsea and limiting the Blues to very few clear-cut chances.
The German boss noted that it was an under-performance from his side and same story as what results have been for the Blues lately, adding that “We had an OK start but we don’t finish our half-chances.
“We don’t feel it when the game is already there to be put to bed in the first 15 or 20 minutes, then we concede one counter-attack which is far too easy and from there we struggle,” he said to BT Sport.
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“We are clearly not where we need to be and where we can be. It’s on me, it’s on us. We need to find a solution.
“At the moment, everything is missing.”
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