Chelsea s "dimensionality reduction strike" easily wins, Palmer still has "low pressure"

Julgaden 1-4 Chelsea Sports Weekly Special Correspondent Yang Jian

Although the dispute over the top five is still suspense, when returning to the European Cup, Chelsea's "dimensionality reduction strike" is coming again. The Swedish team Jurgarden of the Northern Expedition team was leading the Blues' "Second Team" with two goals in the first half. The main players did not breathe a sigh of relief, and 16-year-old Reggie Walsh also made his first team debut.

Send Achangpon, Duisbury Hall and Tyrik George, and Maresca's "stay" plan is all indifferent. But even though the half-main force played, Enzo assisted Sancho in a diagonal long pass from the game in just 12 minutes, he still showed off his "smashing game". On Jurgaden's artificial turf, Chelsea did not feel uncomfortable. The busy Kukurelia even ran even more happily. The Spanish fullback could shoot long shots at the front of the penalty area, and the retreat could block the counterattack in the middle circle, which was quite photogenic.

Madouaike, who was obsessed with scoring in the previous few games, also got the opportunity to swipe data. Enzo, who had insight into his teammates' thoughts, made a cake again, and Maduaike made a big gift through the hole with a putt. According to statistics, Enzo has assisted 12 times in various competitions this season, with Chelsea’s most in the team, with only less than B fees among the Premier League midfielders (15 times). In the last three games, Enzo has sent 4 assists.

After the game, Maresca also praised Maduaike's goal: "I have always been strict with him. He is now in double goals + assists, which proves that he can do better." On the defensive end, Jorgensen, the second goal, tried his best to save and try his best in halftime by a limit save trial to ensure the team's lead by 2 goals in halftime. After the

The Blues began to "get a full meal". The Maresca waved the flag, Palmer, Jackson, Kesedo and Charoba appeared together, and Jurgaden was also truly "beauty of adulthood." After Jorgensen resolved Stole's header again, the home team's defense made a big mistake in morale, and Jackson cut into the diagonally and scored easily. Then Kesedo also showed off his iron waist and stole it on the spot at the forefront of the opponent's penalty area. Jackson shot into the net one-on-three angrily. After the game, Maresca was overjoyed at the team's center performance: "He played for Everton, he scored the winning goal, and scored twice tonight. Now compared to a few weeks ago, he suddenly looks like a different player."

The Blues, who are basically qualified to advance, also returned one of the home team without any ruthlessness. Jorgensen, who has already made two consecutive pounces, failed to stop Allemayehu from heading the ball close to break the net, and the hard-won zero-stop award was lost. Maresca also hit the team's slackness at the end of the team: "The first 70 minutes were excellent, the next 15 to 20 minutes were not good enough, we were ahead of the score, but obviously this standard decline was wrong."

Teammates frantically brushed the data, but Palmer was still at low pressure. Although it was revealed that he had entered the Premier League All-Season selection, the Blues Prince only played for 45 minutes in this game. The last time he scored for the team was against Bournemouth on January 14. Palmer's 18 rounds of pellets forced Maresca to take the initiative to clear the disciples after the game: "I hope Palmer can happen to the same thing as Jackson. You know, it's just to break this barrier (snap his fingers), and we hope Palmer can cheer up." Jackson, who was praised by the coach, summarized his speech for the whole team in an interview: "The most important thing is that we won. This is a step forward, and we hope to enter the finals."