'Bad feeling' for Enzo Maresca after Chelsea fall to Fulham fightback

The Chelsea boss said one of the aspects Chelsea can improve is their game management,
'Bad feeling' for Enzo Maresca after Chelsea fall to Fulham fightback

Fulham's Harry Wilson scores his side's equaliser against Chelsea. Picture: Zac Goodwin/PA Wire.

Chelsea's title hopes could be as good as done and it is not even 2025 yet. Their late second half collapse at home to west London rivals Fulham had the hallmark of a team that has exceeded expectations and some. Whilst this team of young players have grown up a lot under the leadership of Enzo Maresca, they appear to still lack the killer edge that will take them from a good team to a great team.

That will come with time, and this defeat courtesy of Rodrigo Muniz's dramatic 95th minute goal will go a long way to improving the team, but for now, a dream of a first Premier League title since 2017 should be ushered away from the minds of players and fans alike. The Blues boss believes this match will go a great way in his side's development.

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