Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel said he was satisfied with the form of his players despite having only managed to draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 ready to talk about the postponement of the game but was ultimately rejected.
Chelsea, who have struggled with a number of players in the team infected with coronavirus, lost their second straight league win after their recent invasion. Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 goalless on 19 Dec.
As a result, “Sing the Blues” has increased to 38 points from 18 games, ranks third in the table and six points behind leaders Manchester City in the same number of matches. As for Wolves Ton has increased to 25 points from 18 matches, is 8th in the table
Before the game began, Chelsea had informed the Premier League that they would postpone the game due to the coronavirus pandemic. but was rejected
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After the game Tuchel gave an interview about the results of the match. “I don’t care about this issue. I am satisfied with the performance especially in the second half. The first half was difficult for us. We have to grow in the game. Some players have to adapt to new positions. We were not lucky enough in these moments to win the game. But I’m happy with the way we play. It’s nice to have a coach from the sidelines.”
In addition, the 48-year-old head coach also addressed the issue of Chelsea’s request to postpone the game. But in the end it was not approved. “I express my opinion. Comment club We talk a lot about safety. And protecting the players, we have done it, we are not sure if we can today or not. We have to play.”
“If we test positive in the next team I would like to talk to the Premier League about what they can expect. If they order us to play against Brentford but we don’t go or we don’t train. What will they do? Everyone is allowed to express their opinions. we comment and the Premier League have opinions which we agree to disagree.”
