- Chelsea created chances before the break, with Enzo Fernandez coming closest
- Rosenior said Chelsea failed to maintain control and were punished for key mistakes
- He noted that conceding early goals continues to affect the team’s confidence and momentum during matches
Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior has admitted his side fell far below expectations following a disappointing defeat to Everton, describing both the performance and result as unacceptable.
The Blues endured a tough outing at Hill Dickinson Stadium, going behind in the first half after James Garner set up Beto, who calmly lifted the ball past goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, Eko Hot Blog reports.
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Chelsea created chances before the break, with Enzo Fernandez coming closest, but his effort was brilliantly stopped by Jordan Pickford.
Fernandez was denied again in the second half, and moments later Everton extended their lead through Beto. Iliman Ndiaye then sealed the victory with a well-taken third goal.
Reflecting after the match, Rosenior said Chelsea failed to maintain control and were punished for key mistakes.
He noted that conceding early goals continues to affect the team’s confidence and momentum during matches.
Despite the loss marking Chelsea’s fourth consecutive defeat across competitions, Rosenior insisted the players are still showing commitment and determination, dismissing suggestions that effort is lacking within the squad.
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