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It wasn’t the prettiest win by any stretch of the imagination, and Chelsea got quite lucky in some spots — gifting two sitters in the first half first example, both missed, not to mention Lesley Ugochukwu’s tackle on the stroke of half-time, which should’ve been rewarded with a second yellow but wasn’t even called a foul — but it’s the type of win that can serve as a turning point for our fortunes going forward.
We eventually got our act together long enough to create a very nice goal (then saw a second chalked off for offside, probably incorrectly) while keeping a clean sheet at the other end to advance to the fourth round of the League Cup.
You can win a lot of games if you can replicate that, which precisely what Pochettino’s hoping to see in our upcoming fixtures.
“Good response from the team, I was very pleased with the performance again and now happy for the victory and important to go through in the competition and build our trust and momentum. I hope we can bring this momentum to the future.”
“[...] today was a must-win and we needed to win this game. Of course always is the intensity and sometimes the pressure to win, sometimes is not to be perfect. I think in the second half we dominate the game and deserved the victory.
-Mauricio Pochettino; source: Football.London
Nice to see positive results backing up Pochettino’s positive missives. Long may it continue!
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