Quote from: entertheabyss on Today at 05:54:17 AM

Quote from: Despairo on Today at 05:30:04 AM

It's already an achievement for Chelsea to not lose against Aston Villa in Villa Park. Amazing how Chelsea can perform better than Aston Villa, Chelsea now have a solid strikers and midfielders, but their defenders are awful.

Chelsea need to sell Jackson, Mudryk and Nkunku before their market value dropped, they're expense for Chelsea.

I was dissapointed watching my team losing 2 nil first half, however the Blues didn't relent and did their best to hold unto the home team, mount pressure and we watch the game turn around. Chelsea players are outstanding but they need to work in velocity and enable themselves to be putting in enough solid work for winning. Chelsea was fully in for the second halve, doing an epic comeback for the big winning but got dissapointed at injury time. Disasi scoring the winning goal but got ruled out by VAR.

In the first half Chelsea's performance was very bad and I thought they would lose but I didn't expect that in the second half Chelsea managed to recover and even almost won the match but VAR thwarted it, this was a truly extraordinary performance from Chelsea, they still have a strong mentality.

And on the other hand, this defeat was quite detrimental for Aston Villa, those who were competing to finish in the top 4 actually failed to take advantage of this week's home match to win 3 points.
This week, Aston Villa's competitor, Tottenham, will face a fairly strong opponent, namely Arsenal, and this is a north London derby which is usually quite fierce and all possibilities are still possible in this match and if Tottenham manages to get full points, then Aston Villa will be increasingly insecure in their position 4 in the current standings.