US EditionNever a Good Time to Play Man Utd, Says Maresca as Chelsea Seek Rare Away Win
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca confirmed Sterling and Disasi train separately as they await January transfers; both remain outside first-team plans amid contractual issues.
- Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca’s team faced Manchester United at Old Trafford on Saturday, aiming to end a 12-year Premier League drought there.
- Maresca insisted there is never a good time to play United away, despite both sides’ early-season struggles and recent challenges.
- Chelsea sits fifth in the league hoping to extend their unbeaten start, while United is 14th with one win and a recent 3-0 derby defeat.
- Maresca said they need to assess some players amid doubts, confirmed Cole Palmer is available despite a groin issue, and said Garnacho must manage emotions if provoked.
- The match posed a stern test at Old Trafford, with Maresca emphasizing its difficulty and the importance of handling pressures as Chelsea seeks Premier League progress.
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Enzo Maresca has brushed off criticism of Chelsea’s handling of Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi, insisting the pair’s current predicament pales in comparison to the decades of gruelling work endured by his 75-year-old father ahead of Saturday night's clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford
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Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca faces the daunting task of ending a 12-year drought at Old Trafford when his side visit Manchester United, with the Italian insisting on Friday that there is never a good time to face it despite its early season struggles.
Never a good time to play Man Utd, says Maresca as Chelsea seek rare away win
LONDON: Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca faces the daunting task of ending a 12-year drought at Old Trafford when his side visit Manchester United, with the Italian insisting today that there is never a good time to face them despite their early season struggles. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Soccer-Never a good time to play Man Utd, says Maresca as Chelsea seek rare away win
LONDON (Reuters) - Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca faces the daunting task of ending a 12-year drought at Old Trafford when his side visit Manchester United, with the Italian insisting on Friday that there is never a good time to face them despite their early season struggles. Read full story
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