Quote from: Ahli38 on Today at 02:06:56 AM

Quote from: bitzizzix on Today at 01:19:39 AM

I saw the Premier League Summer Series match between Newcastle and Chelsea very interesting, and Chelsea took the lead through Nicolas Jackson's goal in the 12th minute and lasted until the 45th minute. But in additional minutes Newcastle were able to equalize at 1-1 through Miguel Almiron's goal in 45 + 4 minutes.
and it was a goal that hurt Chlesea because they tried to keep the score 0-1 until the end of the first half but in the extra minutes at the end of time Newcastle were able to level the score, and I think Newcastle deserved it. because they keep attacking to score goals. It seems that in the second half the match will be even more interesting because they have to show their best performance for the summer, especially the new players.

Now the second half only leaves a few minutes. And when I wrote the minutes of the game, it was already 88 minutes. But the score still hasn't changed and it's still 1-1. To be honest, I was quite impressed with Chelsea in this match. Because last season it was clear that Newcastle always made things difficult for Chelsea. But this time Chelsea can compensate quite well. Pochettino has really lived up to the expectations of the blues fans so far. Passing accuracy in this game is equally good for both teams. Neither team made many mistakes. So I think Chelsea and Newcastle are really to be reckoned with this season.

Nicolas Jackson is proving himself worthy so far and his 12th-minute goal has helped the Blues today, but they are not able to defend properly at the end of the 45 minutes since they relaxed their midfield. The two clubs did their best and I can see a lot of improvements in the way Chelsea played, it seems that the distortion for rebuilding needed that I preached a while ago is happening now. Good changes and psychological effects by Pochettino are helping but more still need to be changed, the defence is still not strong enough, particularly when they are faced with dangerous attempts and pressure.